Maserati Rolls Out CPO Program
The new offering places two years of unlimited mileage warranty coverage on the hoods of all vehicles sold under the Officine Maserati Certified Pre-Owned program. Buyers also get a free three-month trial of SiriusXM.
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ENGLEWOOD CLIFFS, N.J. — Maserati North America has rolled out a new certified pre-owned program that places two years of unlimited mileage warranty coverage on the hoods of all models sold under the program.
Starting last month, shoppers had the chance to purchase a certified pre-owned Maserati under the Officine Maserati Certified Pre-Owned program. Each vehicle is selected from top models, put through a 120-point inspection process, and reconditioned to Maserati standards, according to officials.
Maserati North America's new CPO program also offers CPO buyers a free three-month trial of SiriusXM.
This year marks important model expansion and subsequent sales growth for Maserati, with the more than 102-year-old company introducing its first-ever SUV, the Levante. The new CPO warranties are available for $2,095, with the GranTurismo Convertible at $2,445.
For more, visit www.maseratiusa.com/cpo.
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