
If you’re shopping for a used car, you might be wondering, “What’s the difference between used and certified pre-owned?” The team at Leman's Chevrolet City Llc can answer your questions. The main difference between used vs. CPO cars is the fact that CPO cars meet a number of criteria laid out by the OEM. There are no standards set by OEMs for standard used cars. Below, you can learn more about CPO vs. used, and which pre-owned option makes more sense for your lifestyle and budget.
Used cars have previous owners, and offer a selection of different makes, models, years, mileages, and more. These differences, coupled with the fact they’ve been owned previously, make them more affordable than new and CPO cars. Many Decatur car shoppers can also browse our under $20k used models for high-quality pre-owned cars that won’t break the bank.
When shopping for a used car, keep the following points in mind:
While it’s true that certified pre-owned vehicles have had previous owners as well, these cars aren’t your garden-variety used vehicles. They’ve been comprehensively inspected by certified technicians to ensure they meet the manufacturer’s quality standards. General Motors (which owns Chevy), for example, has the following requirements for used cars that are candidates for “certified” status:
General Motors also guarantees the following benefits for shoppers who choose a Certified Pre-Owned Chevy:
Now that you’ve compared CPO vs. used vehicles, it’s time to start shopping for the model for you! You can explore reliable and cost-effective used and Certified Pre-Owned Chevy vehicles right here at Leman's Chevrolet City Llc. Contact us online or call us at (309) 433-0243 to schedule a test drive with one of our pre-owned cars for sale today!
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