danix
Active member
I know that the i3 batteries are 10/100k warranty and also that CPO extends factory warranty by CPO for 1 year and unlimited.
This is unlikely but I'm curious - if I buy a car with 45k miles still under warranty, and happened to pass 100k while CPO is still active, would CPO cover the batteries or are they excluded? [edit - I'm in CA - I think the warranty may be 10yrs/150k miles here?]
I'm looking at a 2014 BEV with 45k miles for under $14k and an almost identical 2015 with 17k miles for just under $20k. Seems like a big difference in cost but as I'm writing this, I am realizing that the factory warranty would be up once I hit 50k and a lot of the convenience/tech features will be out of warranty so that's no good.
This is unlikely but I'm curious - if I buy a car with 45k miles still under warranty, and happened to pass 100k while CPO is still active, would CPO cover the batteries or are they excluded? [edit - I'm in CA - I think the warranty may be 10yrs/150k miles here?]
I'm looking at a 2014 BEV with 45k miles for under $14k and an almost identical 2015 with 17k miles for just under $20k. Seems like a big difference in cost but as I'm writing this, I am realizing that the factory warranty would be up once I hit 50k and a lot of the convenience/tech features will be out of warranty so that's no good.