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Originally Posted by SakhirM4
It covers exactly the same things as the original warranty.
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That is 100% incorrect which any BMW Dealer can tell you if you do not believe Internet forums.
A simple reading of the CPO Brochure states:
What is not covered
Upkeep items: Maintenance; engine, transmission and body adjustments; wheel alignment, balancing or rotation; wiper blade inserts; engine drive belts; spark plugs; lters; fuses; all batteries; all hoses and clamps (except air conditioning and power steering); oils, lubricants, fluids, refrigerants and coolants (except as required in the course of a covered repair); brake pads and rotors; brake shoes and drums; manual transmission clutch assemblies; suspension dampers (shock absorbers/strut elements); exhaust systems; tires.
Wear and use: All wear-and-use items as defined in “The Certifed Pre-Owned BMW Vehicle Program Consumer Information Statement” for Certifed Pre-Owned BMWs (including all suspension parts and components).
Body and interior: Paint; glass; headlights; bulbs (except instrumentation); mirrors; lenses; body and chassis; body seals and gaskets; interior and exterior trim, moldings and fasteners; upholstery, headliner, carpeting, door and trunk mats; convertible top (all components except electronics); air or water leaks; wind or body noises; wheels; damage due to rust, corrosion or contamination except as covered by the BMW New Vehicle Rust and Corrosion Perforation Warranty.
Accessories: Radio/CD (or cassette) player, telephone, navigation system, CD changer, DVD player or any components of those systems, plus non-original equipment parts, components or accessories.