CPO Rouse Raptor?

[BGA23]

CPO Roush Raptor?

Was told by a dealer that Roush Raptors are ineligible for CPO, has anyone else heard this?

 

[lexmotorsports goodguy]

what does CPO mean?

 

[Nick@Apollo-Optics]

I'm guessing Certified Pre-Owned.

 

[Marcs]

Certified pre owned

 

[BGA23]

Yes, certified pre owned. Thought it was pretty well known acronym amongst car/truck guys.

 

[Rookie]

Hey I think it's certified pre owned. Lol

I would assume because of the aftermarket parts. I don't see ford putting their neck out for what roush does to the truck after it's sold.

 

[BGA23]

I would assume because of the aftermarket parts. I don't see ford putting their neck out for what roush does to the truck after it's sold.

I think for most manufactures aftermarket parts preclude a car from being certified but I didn't know if Roush stuff was different since Ford works so closely with them.

 

[Java]

Good question about is it eligible for CPO. I think the real question is does it matter? The Raptor was not eligible for A plan, but I bought it anyways. If I could afford a Roush Raptor I would buy it anyways even if wasn't CPO.

 

[Rookie]

Good question about is it eligible for CPO. I think the real question is does it matter? The Raptor was not eligible for A plan, but I bought it anyways. If I could afford a Roush Raptor I would buy it anyways even, if wasn't CPO.

This is true. From what I've seen, CPO usually just means they can charge you more and justify it. I'm sure you can find one not CPO and be in as good or better condition.