A certified used car is a car that usually has a predetermined check list that has to performed, and if anything is found wrong while performing this inspection, the problems are suppose to be repaired.
The dealership should have a copy of the inspection sheet of file for you to review, but you will have to ask to see it,
I bought my very own certified used car last week.
Yes. Most used cars are not certified. You can also refuse to buy a car that is not certified. Certified used cars normally have a great warranty. Sometimes even better than a new car.
You can find out about purchasing a certified used Toyota vehicle such as a car or truck by going to your local car dealership and inquiring about what certified used vehicles they have. You can also check a site such as Toyota Certified.
A car that is certified used will have a label from the auto dealership showing the designation. Be warned, however, that certified used does not always come with a warranty, and a mechanic should inspect any used car you are considering purchasing.
You can purchase a certified used Honda car at your local car dealership. If you would prefer to purchase the car online, you can try a service such as AutoTrader.
Durham has many options you could choose from when shopping for a used car. However, only some Dealership offer Certified used cars. Almost every new car dealer sells Certified Used Cars. Check around.
Most auto dealers sell certified used cars that should be in good condition. Try any dealer: Ford Used Vehicles, Toyota Certified Used Vehicles or even GMC Used Cars.
There are many car dealers that offer certified used vehicles. Among them are Toyota Certified, Cars, Auto Trader, GMC Certified, Ford, Mazda USA and many more local dealers.
Certify it for what? You can certify it's blue, it's a car, it has 4 rubber tires. Not sure of what you're wanting to certify and why. A car dealer uses a term that they sell certified used cars. What are they certifying? That the car is used? A number of lenders used by car dealers will only give loans on cars that the dealer has inspected and are saying they believe them to be in good condition. Aside from that "Certified" is a very loose marketing term that leads buyers to believe the cars they're buying are tremendously better than ones not certified. They add words that hold great value such as gold, diamond or platinum certified.
False advertising is usually illegal, but it may be difficult to define exactly what 'certified' means.
"There are certified Mazda dealerships in the UK where Mazdas can be purchased both used and new. You can find used Mazda's at other used car dealerships, but they will not be certified."
Dealers that offer certified used cars usually offer extended warranties on the vehicles they mark as certified. The vehicles have gone through a more extensive inspection.