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The 4 things you should do before buying a certified preowned car, Edmunds says

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Certified preowned vehicles cost about 4%-5% more than a standard used car but deliver added peace of mind through inspections by factory-trained technicians, automaker warranties, and perks like roadside assistance. Genuine certified preowned models are backed by automakers through franchised dealerships, while some independent and non-franchise dealers sell “dealer-certified” models that lack the factory backing and usually carry third-party warranties.

Edmunds’ auto experts share four aspects to consider before you buy a certified preowned vehicle.

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