Taking the lease route from BMW’s certified pre-owned vehicles program

Taking the lease route from BMW’s certified pre-owned vehicles program

Cody Tran

While people prefer to buy used luxury cars due to money constraints, it is important to remember that one is simply not just buying what they like but have to ensure that the car’s quality is good and the financial commitment is reasonable. In terms of quality, a person shopping for a pre-owned BMW can guarantee to pick a manageable financial plan by leasing at BMW’s certified pre-owned (CPO) vehicles.

Leasing has always seen to be an easy option for most shoppers buying used BMW’s on a stringent budget. People in love with the BMW brand and those who would love to own a classic expensive car whether it is going to be used for work or for personal purposes, taking out a lease plan will enable them to get a good quality vehicle at a very nominal rate without any added costs like in a new car. And most importantly, once the lease is up, the buyer can go carry on with their next plan rather than worry about reselling or making nuances in returning a car.

The best aspect about leasing a pre owned BMW is that the car manufacturer has a large pool of cars to choose from and they are relatively new as well as serviced to a good condition. BMW’s policy of running free required maintenance on their cars that have crossed the four years/ 50,000 miles mark as part of their warranty service ensures that the car has a round-about quality check certified by BMW. At the end of a lease, the car is taken back by BMW, run through a full-service check up, and is put back for re-lease into BMW’s exemplary used BMW program. Most importantly, the buyer has a security in leasing from BMW as the car’s service is fully done only by BMW, and the buyer has an access to all the service and maintenance that has been performed on the car since its beginning of use. Cars that are bought and resold for exchange to BMW also become a part of the pre owned BMW (CPO) program.

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