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Chrysler Group Boosts Warranty on Certified Pre-Owned Vehicles

by Staff
July 21, 2003
2 min to read


DaimlerChrysler has announced a major

enhancement to its Certified Pre-Owned Vehicle program (CPOV) by adding a

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three-month/3,000-mile Maximum Care® Limited Warranty to all CPOV vehicles

carrying the seven-year/70,000-mile transferable new vehicle warranty (2003

models and beyond) in addition to the eight/80 Powertrain Limited Warranty

currently offered. CPOV vehicles are offered exclusively through Five Star

dealers, the company’s premier dealerships.

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“The ‘Factory Certified’ segment is booming. For the fourth year in a row,

the segment is on track to double in size,” said Ray Fisher, vice

president, Fleet and Remarketing. “This additional warranty reflects the

confidence we have in our product quality and gives our customers even more

assurance when making their purchase decision.”

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According to the company, Certified Chrysler Group vehicles sold between 1998 and 2002 with the

three-year/36,000-mile new vehicle warranty will still receive an

eight-year/80,000-mile fully transferable Powertrain Limited Warranty.



DaimlerChrysler is supporting this initiative with a new national print

advertising campaign, utilizing the current “Brand Spankin’ Used”

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themeline. The ads will appear in 21 national consumer publications

including Time, Newsweek, People and Parents from July through October.





“CPOV is an integral piece of our overall strategy to increase the

reliability, reputation and ultimately the residual value of our products,”

said Fisher. “CPOV serves as an entry level bridge to bring new customers

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to our brands and gives them the opportunity to stay within the Chrysler

Group family for the long-term.”


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