Is this the CPO packet that MB dealers use
I went to the MBUSA site to look at some more CPO's. Came across this MB dealership called Contemporary Motor Cars and I was comparing various S550's pertaining to their options, etc. I was emailed an Auto iPacket from one of the sales persons at the dealership which seems to give you all the information about the particular car you may be interested in.
Let me know if this is the same information that you would get when obtaining the vehicle history from any other
dealership. If it is, then it's really informative especially when you go down to the MechCheck link. Thank you.http://www.autoipacket.com/packet-sh...67DE5A5E19030C
CPO means different things to different dealers. At my home dealer, it means the car delivers very much like new. But I've seen others at other stores like you wouldn't believe. I once drove 200 miles to pick up a 2008 CPO S550 and the condition was terrible. To give you an idea, the leather center console cover had been spray painted...like with Rustoleum or something...rather than replaced because the leather was discolored and worn.
When a good dealer makes a decision to certify a car, it's because it's a nice clean trade to begin with. They pay MB corporate $2,000 to issue the warranty, and they don't have to put a lot more into the car to get it to pass certification.
all mb cars when serviced at mb dealers will incur entries in carfax ie "performed scheduled service. rotated tires. checked computers. aligned vehicle"... etc...
this one has none.
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