Discover the BMW Certified Pre-Owned Program at BMW of Schererville in Schererville, IN

Comprehensive BMW Certified Pre-Owned Warranty

One of the standout features of the BMW Certified Pre-Owned Program is its comprehensive warranty coverage. When you purchase a BMW CPO vehicle, you receive a factory-backed limited warranty that covers you for up to six years or 100,000 miles, whichever comes first, from the original in-service date. This robust warranty protects you against unexpected repairs, allowing you to enjoy the luxury and performance of your BMW without worry.

The BMW Certified Pre-Owned Warranty covers a wide range of components, including the engine, transmission, drivetrain, suspension, steering, brakes, electrical systems, and air conditioning. This extensive coverage ensures that you can drive with confidence, knowing that BMW stands behind the quality and reliability of your CPO vehicle.

For even greater peace of mind, BMW offers an optional Certified Pre-Owned Elite Protection Plan. This plan includes additional benefits such as enhanced roadside assistance, trip interruption benefits, and rental car reimbursement, providing you with even more comprehensive protection.

BMW’s Thorough Inspection Process

Before any vehicle can be certified as a BMW Certified Pre-Owned, it must undergo a meticulous inspection process conducted by factory-trained BMW technicians. This comprehensive inspection ensures that every aspect of the vehicle meets BMW’s high standards of quality and performance. Here’s what this detailed inspection entails:

Exterior Inspection:

• Bodywork: The vehicle’s body is thoroughly inspected for any signs of damage, dents, or scratches. The paint condition is also evaluated to meet BMW’s high standards.
• Lights and Lenses: All exterior lights, including headlights, taillights, and turn signals, are checked for proper functionality and damage.
• Glass: The windshield, windows, and mirrors are inspected for chips, cracks, or imperfections affecting visibility or safety.

Interior Inspection:

• Seats and Upholstery: The condition of the seats and upholstery is examined for wear, tear, or stains, with necessary repairs or refurbishments carried out.
• Controls and Instruments: All interior controls, including dashboard instruments, climate control, and infotainment systems, are tested.
• Safety Features: The vehicle’s safety features, such as airbags and seatbelts, are thoroughly checked.

Engine and Drivetrain Inspection:

• Engine Performance: The engine is tested for performance and efficiency, with all fluid levels checked and topped off.
• Transmission: The transmission is inspected for smooth operation and signs of leaks or damage.
• Drivetrain: Components including the differential, drive shafts, and axles are examined.

Electrical System Inspection:

• Battery and Charging System: The battery and charging system are tested for efficiency, including checking the battery’s condition and alternator’s performance.
• Electrical Components: All electrical components, such as power windows and door locks, are tested.

Brakes, Suspension, and Steering Inspection:

• Brakes: The condition of brake pads, rotors, and calipers is inspected, with brake fluid checked and replaced if necessary.
• Suspension: The suspension system, including shocks, struts, and springs, is examined.
• Steering: Steering components, including the steering wheel and power steering system, are tested.

Road Test:

• A thorough road test evaluates the vehicle’s overall performance, handling, and comfort, allowing technicians to identify any issues not apparent during the static inspection.