The advantages of the Nissan certified pre-owned vehicle program

August 25 2021,

The advantages of the Nissan certified pre-owned vehicle program

Are you interested in buying a Nissan pre-owned vehicle? If so, know that you are making a wise decision as Nissan used cars, SUVs, and trucks have established an enviable reputation when it comes to quality and dependability.  Your best bet to guarantee the long-term reliability of your Nissan used vehicle is to opt for a Nissan certified pre-owned vehicle.


Nissan certified pre-owned vehicles come with a wide range of advantages that start with a 169 point inspection that covers everything from the chassis to the suspension to the steering to the exhaust to the battery to the interior.  This inspection guarantees that the vehicle is in perfect condition before it goes on sale. If a problem is detected, it will be addressed using only genuine Nissan parts.


Once the inspection has been passed, you are protected by a generous extended powertrain warranty that will cover you for 72 months or a total of 120,000 km from the original on-sale date. This warranty covers the engine, the powertrain, the transfer case, the transmission, and comes with a $0 deductible.


Other benefits of the Nissan certified pre-owned vehicle program include 24-hour, seven-day-a-week roadside assistance, rental vehicle assistance, personalized trip planning, a trial period for Sirius satellite radio, and a 10-day or 1,500 km exchange privilege.


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