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Originally Posted by motordavid
c,
When you are breathing down the neck of the seller's car you
are in love with, get him to, or let you, run the key at any
BMW stlr; you should get considerable info on service, maint.,
recalls, all work that was done at any BMW dlr.
CPO is a decent, if expensive safety net; the CPO "checkout" is
cursory, chump and slight, imo...but, the coverage is ok. As Boston
pointed out, you can save the dough going in, but be prepared to spend
it on a non-covered car.
Try to avoid falling in love; there are lots full of cars out there.
GL,mD
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That last line, easy to say..hard to do 
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