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It's early and that statement on their website isn't too clear, so I'd just like to know one thing.
I'm assuming this applies to all vehicles currently CPO'ed? Or is this simply for new CPO plans applied to cars after the 1st of the year? I ask because I work for an independent, mainly European dealership who just took a 2010 328 in on trade about two weeks ago that only has 48k miles and full CPO. We boosted the owner's trade-in value over two-grand to be fair and account for the amazing addition of that extended coverage, and because Kelley Blue Book significantly increases the retail book of the car with CPO added.
So are we dead in the water now, with no way to transfer that coverage to the future owner?
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