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Originally Posted by joyride
Ironically for this thread, I stopped by my service advisor today and asked if my cpo had maintenance or anything. He said the same thing, maintenance isn't auto transferred but can be purchased for $750 any time before the original warranty expires. So if you need brakes and a bunch of other stuff, run the numbers and see which is less. Might be worth it to just option the maintenance plan.
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2014 still has free maintenance transferable. I have 2014 CPO - so I'm 2nd owner and I maintained it for free at my dealership until now - when my 4 year free maintenance plan finally ended (mine ended in April, but there are still 2014 owners who have it till August or possibly further).
As it was mentioned 2015/16 have 4 years non transferable. 2017+ have 3 years non transferable.
However, I agree for $750 it could be a good option for those who need it.