Hey everyone,
I dropped my car off at the dealer yesterday for service. The service writer I spoke to told me that since the car was a "premium brand" the CPO warranty has an additional year added to it. Its 6 Years/100k in lieu of the standard 5 Year/100k. Does this sound right to you? If so, I am thrilled. I expected to be out of warranty in a few months.
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OK. Now I am really confused. I checked Cadillac's website. It states that if the car is a 2012 or older, it has the 5/100k power train warranty. Model years 2013 and newer have the 6/100k powertrain warranty. So this tells me that he service adviser was wrong. However, the same page on the cadillac website states that CPO vehicles have a 6/70k limited bumper-to-bumper warranty. How does that work if the powertrain is only covered to 5 years?
http://www.cadillac.com/certified-pre-owned-vehicles/warranty.html
I dropped my car off at the dealer yesterday for service. The service writer I spoke to told me that since the car was a "premium brand" the CPO warranty has an additional year added to it. Its 6 Years/100k in lieu of the standard 5 Year/100k. Does this sound right to you? If so, I am thrilled. I expected to be out of warranty in a few months.
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OK. Now I am really confused. I checked Cadillac's website. It states that if the car is a 2012 or older, it has the 5/100k power train warranty. Model years 2013 and newer have the 6/100k powertrain warranty. So this tells me that he service adviser was wrong. However, the same page on the cadillac website states that CPO vehicles have a 6/70k limited bumper-to-bumper warranty. How does that work if the powertrain is only covered to 5 years?
http://www.cadillac.com/certified-pre-owned-vehicles/warranty.html