If you’ve ever shopped for a car, there’s a good chance you’ve wondered what the difference is between used and certified pre-owned (or CPO) vehicles. When it comes to CPO vs. used, they both technically fall under “pre-owned cars,” but there are differences drivers will want to know before making a choice on your next car. Toyota of Irving is here to help our Dallas and Fort Worth drivers decide if they should go used or CPO for their next ride.
Used vehicles have been previously driven by other owners, and will vary in terms of the model year, mileage, and even the number of previous owners. Because of this, used vehicles are priced lower than new vehicles and often priced lower than certified pre-owned vehicles as well.
Since these vehicles are not new, you won’t have to worry about rapid depreciation. And while buying a used car means there are no mileage limits, many modern vehicles can last more than 100,000 miles with proper care and routine maintenance. When shopping for a used car, it’s good to:
Certified pre-owned vehicles are part of a CPO program where vehicles have to meet strict requirements. To be part of the Toyota Certified Used Vehicle Program, each vehicle needs to
Not only do you have the assurance that your vehicle is new, low-mileage, and in good shape, you’ll also receive the following benefits:
Some Certified Pre-Owned vehicles come at a higher price than high-mileage used cars, but with all of these benefits, many drivers find them to be the right choice.
Now that you know what the difference is between used and certified pre-owned, it’s time to explore our inventory to find the used or CPO model that’s best suited for you, whether that’s a used pickup truck, used Lexus SUV or a pre-owned Toyota. Give us a call if you have any questions or to schedule a test drive.
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