I guess you could wrap it in, if the loan amount could be done. If the car has a value of 10,000 and CPO costs 3,500 now the loan price would be 13,500 I don't know that BMWFS would OK that.

Please explain how you CPOed your vehicle? In my situation right now, I am trying to get BMWFS to CPO the vehicle and that would be part of my overall deal.

For example, BMWFS is currently offering me $5000 off the residual value and a 2.9% interest rate for 5 years. I am counter offering with BMWFS to include $7000 off the residual value, 1.9% interest rate, and that they (BMWFS) CPO the vehicle. I know I am asking for alot, but we will see what happens. But once again, I am not sure if BMWFS can CPO the vehicle.. That is the big question..

You're getting confused. BMWFS is the financial arm of BMW, they have nothing to do with mechanics, warranties, CPO, etc. BMW represents the warranty. The two do not mix.

BMW (a dealer) performs a CPO warranty on your car which is done by purchasing the warranty for an original owner (in the case of a lease buy out, you can swing the original owner..usually..with your dealership), that gets you the CPO warranty for the BMW. BMWFS (BMW financial services) simply handles the financing, that is it, nothing else. So, as I said, BMWFS will look at it as though you want a higher loan then what the car is worth. I wouldn't expect them to do that financing. What you should do is purchase the CPO from BMW separately from the financing of the car.

In my case I bought my car out and paid BMW to CPO it as the original owner, which they did. I also bought their extended maintenance package.

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:bustingup ...yes I have one of those: I use it to wheel my stacks of gold bars
around the basement. :D I have a much heavier duty model, however.