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Originally Posted by Cup o' Joe
At the end of my last lease, we were going to purchase the vehicle. It would have been the residual value (as noted on the lease agreement) + the cost of CPO. Was told it was non-negotiable. It ended up being much cheaper to lease a new car (with more equipment), than take a 60 month finance on our lease end.
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Also, not sure why you'd CPO a vehicle you owned from new if you wanted to purchase it. Assuming you took care of it like most here do their cars, a CPO seems unnecessary.