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By Bentley Cadillac Team · Published October 30, 2026 The 2027 Cadillac Escalade-V 125th Anniversary Collector Series is a limited edition that Cadillac revealed in October. It is the first Escalade Collector Series. Cadillac says it kicks off the brand’s 125th anniversary with an exclusive run of 252 units. For Huntsville buyers, the news raises practical questions about what makes it special and how a limited run works with a local dealer. This guide covers what Cadillac announced, what the announcement leaves out and how to start a conversation with our team. What Cadillac Announced for the 2027 Cadillac Escalade-V Cadillac unveiled the 2027 Escalade-V 125th Anniversary Collector Series ahead of the United States Grand Prix. Cadillac says it combines the commanding presence of Escalade, the performance character of V-Series and design details created for collectors. Think of it as a special edition built on the Escalade-V, not a separate model line. The detail that matters most for planning is the ordering status. Cadillac says the Collector Series will be sold in the United States and Canada and is now available for ordering. The announcement does not say how many units any one dealer will receive, and it does not give a delivery date. The announcement at a glance Detail What Cadillac says Name 2027 Escalade-V 125th Anniversary Collector Series Production An exclusive run of 252 units Markets The United States and Canada Ordering Cadillac says it is now available for ordering Exterior finishes Midnight Stone Frost and Vibrant White Tricoat Wheels Unique forged 24-inch wheels Interior Black and Sheer Gray two-tone with Santorini Blue stitching What it means for the standard Escalade-V If you already know the Escalade-V, think of the Collector Series as a themed version of it. Cadillac points to exclusive finishes, forged wheels, carbon-fiber trim and a Santorini Blue interior as the things that set the edition apart. Cadillac’s release does not describe changes to how the vehicle drives. Confirm any performance difference with Cadillac before you assume it. What the announcement leaves out Cadillac’s release focuses on design and exclusivity. It does not list horsepower or range for this edition, so we will not guess at numbers here. If performance details matter to you, ask our team, and we will help you find them from Cadillac’s own sources before you decide. A Limited Run of 252 Units With a Personal Touch Cadillac calls the 125th Anniversary the first Escalade Collector Series. It describes the edition as a highly limited, serialized expression of performance luxury, with an exclusive run of 252 units. That is a small number for a vehicle built on the Escalade, and it explains why the edition is aimed at collectors. One of the most distinctive details is personal. Cadillac says customers will have the opportunity to select their VIN and serial number. That adds a personal layer to an already rare vehicle. The announcement does not explain how that choice works in practice. Ask our team how and when it happens, so you know what to expect before you commit. For collectors, a serialized edition is part of the appeal. A vehicle that carries its own number and a VIN you helped choose feels different from one that simply came off a line. Even so, the details of that process are Cadillac’s to define, and our team will share what we learn as we learn it. A note about the photos The photos with this article show the current 2027 Escalade, not the Collector Series. They give you a sense of the Escalade’s size and cabin, but the Collector Series finishes and details are specific to the edition. Cadillac’s own materials show how the edition looks. Exterior Details: Finishes, Wheels and Carbon Fiber Cadillac offers the Collector Series in two signature finishes, exclusive Midnight Stone Frost and Vibrant White Tricoat. Cadillac says the finishes are designed to emphasize the Escalade-V’s unmistakable presence. Each color has its own character, and a paint color reads very differently in daylight than it does in a photo. Cadillac describes the exterior as a combination of form, finish and performance-inspired detail. Here is what it lists: Unique forged 24-inch wheels Carbon-fiber grille surround, lower rear fascia, mirror caps and engine cover Blue brake calipers and dark-finish badges The carbon-fiber pieces appear on the grille surround, lower rear fascia, mirror caps and engine cover. Add the blue calipers and dark-finish badges, and the edition leans toward the performance side of the Escalade family. You can see it from across a parking lot. Collector details like these reward a close look in person. When you visit, ask to see an Escalade-V. Compare the finish, wheels and trim up close. That helps you picture what the Collector Series adds. Inside: Santorini Blue and Special Touches The Collector Series carries its theme into the cabin. Cadillac says Santorini Blue, the edition’s defining interior accent, was inspired by the blue within the V-Series emblem’s Mondrian pattern. The color has appeared across V-Series race cars, road cars and concept vehicles, and now it arrives on the first Escalade Collector Series. The special touches Cadillac lists include: A Black and Sheer Gray two-tone interior with Santorini Blue stitching Unique illuminated sill plates that mark the special occasion Exclusive interior badging Santorini Blue seat belts Premium floor mats created for the Collector Series An exclusive blue key fob A key fob in a special color is a small detail, yet it is one you handle every day. The same goes for the seat belts and stitching, which you see each time you get in. Details like these are why a special edition should be judged from the driver’s seat as well as from the curb. These touches are easy to miss in a short walkaround, so ask the team to point them out. Why the Collector Series Matters in Cadillac’s 125th Year Cadillac says its Collector Series is now a tradition. It pairs special-edition vehicles with distinctive design details and meaningful moments in the brand’s performance story. Since 2022, the series has celebrated Cadillac’s performance heritage through limited editions tied to milestones, design stories and racing achievements. Santorini Blue has also appeared on the Petit Pataud and Le Monstre Collector Series editions. Cadillac cites a CT5-V Blackwing Collector Series as an earlier example. It tied Cadillac performance to the brand’s entry into Formula One racing. The Escalade-V edition brings that idea to Cadillac’s flagship SUV for the first time. For buyers who already love the Escalade, that is the appeal: a familiar, full-size SUV with an edition-specific story behind it. For buyers who follow Cadillac’s performance side, it connects the Escalade to the V-Series name in a more collectible way. Who it may suit Cadillac fans who follow the V-Series line and want a rare piece of its story. Current Escalade owners who want a distinctive step up in the same size of vehicle. Collectors who value a serialized vehicle with a personal VIN and serial number. Families who want a full-size SUV for daily life and are comfortable with a limited edition. Not everyone wants a collector edition, and that is fine. The Collector Series is a niche choice by design. The rest of the Escalade family is the right answer for many buyers. Our team is glad to talk through those options too. How a Limited Run Works With a Huntsville Dealer A limited-run vehicle is different from a model you can pick off a lot. Cadillac’s announcement does not publish a dealer allocation, so no one can promise availability from the news alone. What you can do is ask good questions early. Here are some to bring to a conversation with the team at Bentley Cadillac: How would an order be requested, and what does the process look like? How and when would I choose my VIN and serial number? What timing should I expect, and who will keep me updated? How would a trade-in be handled if I want to move out of my current vehicle? What should I plan for on delivery day? Plan your trade-in early If you drive an Escalade or another Cadillac now, think about your trade-in before the order conversation. Gather your service records, know your current mileage and bring any questions about equity. Our team can talk you through how a trade-in works. The finance page explains the next steps. Think about ownership before you order A rare vehicle changes a few habits. Talk with your insurance agent about coverage for a limited edition so you understand how it is handled. Think about where it will be parked at home and at work, and how you plan to drive it. Keep your service records organized from the first day, because a complete record helps with any future conversation about the vehicle. It also helps to decide how you will use it. Some owners drive a collector edition every day, and others reserve it for weekends. Neither approach is wrong. Knowing your plan early helps our team talk with you about care, service and the options that suit your routine. If you are coming from nearby Collectors and Escalade fans live well beyond Huntsville. If you are driving in from Madison, Hampton Cove, Athens or Decatur, call ahead. That way the right person can meet you, and your trip ends with answers. Talk to Bentley Cadillac About the Escalade-V Collector Series If the Collector Series interests you, contact Bentley Cadillac in Huntsville and ask what is possible. We can explain what Cadillac has announced, answer questions about ordering and help you plan your next step. It helps to have a few things ready. Know the vehicle you drive now and the finish you prefer. Decide whether you want to talk about a trade-in. If you would rather visit, plan a time with the team so the right person is available. While you wait to hear back, browse the new Cadillac inventory to see the Escalade family and the current Cadillac lineup. If a Collector Edition Is Not the Right Fit The Collector Series is a fit for a small number of buyers. If you want an Escalade without the limited run, there are other ways to approach it. You can test drive an Escalade-V or a standard Escalade to see how the family feels on the road. You can also look at used Cadillac inventory for a pre-owned Escalade. The service department can keep your current Cadillac in shape while you decide. If your goal is simply the right Escalade for your family, a test drive is a good place to begin. Sit in every row, check how the cargo area handles your gear and try the technology you would use most. The Collector Series may become part of the conversation later, once you know which Escalade fits your life. Whatever you choose, take your time and ask questions. A vehicle this special deserves a careful decision, and our team is here to help you make it. You can also learn more about Bentley Cadillac before you visit. Frequently Asked Questions What is the 2027 Cadillac Escalade-V 125th Anniversary Collector Series? It is a limited edition of the Escalade-V that Cadillac revealed in October. Cadillac says it kicks off the brand’s 125th anniversary and is the first Escalade Collector Series. It combines the presence of Escalade, the performance character of V-Series and design details created for collectors. How many Collector Series Escalade-V models will Cadillac build? Cadillac says the edition has an exclusive run of 252 units. The announcement does not say how many units any one dealer will receive. Ask our team what is possible before you plan around it. Can I order one at Bentley Cadillac in Huntsville? Cadillac says the Collector Series will be sold in the United States and Canada and is now available for ordering. Contact our team to ask whether an order is possible and what the process looks like. We cannot promise availability or delivery timing, because Cadillac’s announcement does not give them. What colors and interior details come with the Collector Series? Cadillac offers two finishes, exclusive Midnight Stone Frost and Vibrant White Tricoat. Inside, it lists a Black and Sheer Gray two-tone interior with Santorini Blue stitching, Santorini Blue seat belts and an exclusive blue key fob. It also lists unique illuminated sill plates and premium floor mats created for the Collector Series. Does Cadillac list horsepower or range for this edition? Not in its announcement, which focuses on design and exclusivity. Ask our team for performance details, and we will help you find them from Cadillac’s own sources. Sources (as of October 30, 2026) Cadillac reveals 2027 Escalade-V 125th Anniversary Collector Series (as of October 30, 2026) The Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price excludes tax, title, license, dealer fees and optional equipment. Dealer sets final price.

By Bentley Cadillac Team · Published November 2, 2026 Shopping for used luxury cars Huntsville AL buyers can trust is different from shopping for a basic commuter. A luxury vehicle packs in more technology, more comfort features and more systems that can wear out, and that makes the details matter. The same features that make a pre-owned Cadillac feel special on the test drive are the ones you want to verify before you sign anything. This guide is a luxury-specific checklist. It covers what to inspect on a used Cadillac or another premium SUV or sedan, how certified coverage works, what to expect from upkeep, and how the models you will see most often, such as the Escalade, XT5, XT6 and LYRIQ, fit different drivers around Huntsville. Why Used Luxury Cars Huntsville AL Shoppers Want Are Worth a Closer Look A luxury vehicle loses value fastest in its first few years, which is why many shoppers look at pre-owned examples of the same models they once considered new. You can often step into a higher trim level, or a newer design, than you might consider on a new-vehicle budget. The trade-off is that you need to be a more careful buyer. Premium vehicles have more screens, sensors, modules and comfort systems, and each one is something to test. Local conditions matter too. Huntsville drivers put miles on I-565 and Memorial Parkway, sit in stop and go traffic near Cummings Research Park and Redstone Arsenal, and run long summer days with the air conditioning working hard. A good pre-owned luxury vehicle should handle all of that quietly and comfortably, and your inspection should confirm it. How a luxury store's used lot differs A store that sells a luxury brand new, like Bentley Cadillac at 2118 Drake Ave SW, sees a steady flow of late model trade-ins from owners moving into a new vehicle. Those trade-ins can include Cadillacs and other makes. The store reconditions the ones that meet its standards and sells them on the used lot. A brand store also has access to something an independent lot does not: the factory Certified Pre-Owned program, which only a Cadillac dealer can sell. You can see the current mix any time on the Bentley Cadillac used inventory page. Filter by make, body style and mileage so you only see the vehicles that fit your needs. Cadillac Certified Pre-Owned: What the Program Covers If you want the most peace of mind from a pre-owned luxury purchase, start with certified vehicles. According to Cadillac, every Certified Pre-Owned vehicle passes a 172-point inspection that covers the underhood and undervehicle areas, the exterior and interior, and a road test. The vehicle also gets a vehicle history report and all scheduled maintenance before it is listed. Cadillac also says GM requires dealers to complete all safety recalls before a certified vehicle is listed or sold. The warranty side is where certified status really separates itself from a regular used car. Cadillac explains that the certified 1-year/unlimited-mile limited warranty starts when the original 4-year/50,000-mile Bumper-to-Bumper Limited Warranty ends, and the two together can give up to 5 years of coverage. Cadillac also provides 24-hour Roadside Assistance for the life of the warranty, and alternate transportation during the warranty coverage period if your Cadillac needs warranty repairs. Feature Cadillac Certified Pre-Owned Regular used luxury vehicle Inspection 172-point factory inspection Dealer inspection and reconditioning Warranty Remaining factory coverage plus a 1-year/unlimited-mile limited warranty Any remaining factory warranty, or as described on the window sticker Roadside help 24-hour Roadside Assistance for the life of the warranty Depends on the vehicle and any plan you buy Recalls Safety recalls completed before listing Ask the dealer to confirm by VIN A non-certified used Cadillac can still be a smart purchase, especially an older or higher mileage one that falls outside the certified program. Just plan on doing more homework, and ask exactly what coverage remains and when it ends. The Luxury Inspection Checklist Every used vehicle deserves a walk-around and a test drive. A luxury vehicle deserves a longer one. Bring a phone charger, a second person if you can, and plenty of time. Work through the sections below in order. Technology and infotainment Modern luxury vehicles lean on large touchscreens and layered menus. Spend ten minutes in the driver seat before you leave the lot. Pair your phone and test calls, music and navigation prompts. Check every screen for dead pixels, lag, slow start-up or touch response that feels off. Run the navigation and the voice controls to make sure they respond. Try every camera view and listen for the parking sensors at low speed. Ask about software updates and whether the previous owner's data and profiles have been cleared from the vehicle. Driver-assist and safety features Premium vehicles often carry adaptive cruise control, lane-keeping help, blind-spot alerts and automatic emergency braking. Features differ by model, year and trim, so do not assume a vehicle has something because a similar one did. Ask the dealer to point out exactly which features this VIN has. On newer Cadillacs, ask whether hands-free driver assistance is equipped and what is needed to use it. Then test what you can safely test: watch the blind-spot indicators as traffic passes and see how the adaptive cruise behaves on I-565. A windshield or bumper that has been replaced can affect camera and sensor calibration, so ask whether any glass or body work has been done and whether the driver-assist systems were checked afterward. The vehicle history report and the service records are where that information shows up. Comfort features Comfort is the point of buying luxury, so test every feature that adds to it. Run the heated and ventilated seats on every setting. Cycle the memory seats, power steering column and mirrors. Check the panoramic roof, if equipped, for smooth operation and a tight seal. Test the climate control in every zone and make sure the rear vents work. Listen to the audio system at several volumes and across different sources. Tires, brakes and ride Luxury vehicles often wear larger wheels with premium tires, which can cost more to replace. Check the tread depth and the date codes on each tire, and look for uneven wear that could point to an alignment or suspension issue. During the test drive, listen for clunks over bumps, pay attention to how the vehicle holds a straight line, and feel for vibration under braking. A quiet cabin and a smooth ride are part of what you are paying for, so any new noise deserves a question. Maintenance and Ownership Costs on a Luxury Vehicle The purchase price is only part of the cost of owning a premium vehicle. Larger tires, specialized fluids, more electronics and bigger engines can make routine care more expensive than it would be on an economy car. That is not a reason to avoid luxury. It is a reason to plan ahead and to look for vehicles with strong service records. Ask for the maintenance history and look for regular oil changes, tire rotations and inspections. A vehicle that was serviced on schedule is usually a safer bet than one with gaps in the record, even if the second one has fewer miles. Ask what the shop replaced during reconditioning, such as tires, brakes, fluids or the battery, so you know what has just been refreshed and what may be coming due. Having a service department that knows the brand helps. Cadillac notes that its Certified Service technicians are trained in Cadillac-specific service and repair and have GM service tools and diagnostic information. Bentley Cadillac says its Certified Service technicians complete a comprehensive look at your vehicle's tires, wiper blades, fluid levels, brakes and battery. You can book a visit on the service scheduling page. If you live in Madison, Harvest, Hampton Cove or Hazel Green, the drive to Drake Avenue is short, so keeping up with maintenance is easy to fit into your week. Which Pre-Owned Cadillac Fits Your Life? The right used luxury vehicle is the one that matches how you actually drive. Here is how some of the most common Cadillac models line up. Inventory changes daily, so treat this as a guide to what to look for rather than a list of what is in stock. Cadillac Escalade: full-size space and presence The Escalade is Cadillac's full-size SUV and one of its best-known models. It suits families that need room for passengers and cargo, and drivers who want a commanding seating position. If you plan to tow a boat to Lake Guntersville or the Tennessee River, ask whether the vehicle has a factory tow package and a trailer brake controller, then check the owner's manual for the rated towing capacity, since that number varies by engine, drivetrain and equipment. If you carry kids, bring your car seats to the test drive and fold the rear seats to see how they work. Cadillac XT5 and XT6: everyday luxury crossovers The XT5 is a popular choice for commuters and small families who want a comfortable, quiet crossover without the footprint of a full-size SUV. The XT6 is the larger of the two and may appeal to buyers who want more passenger room. On either one, test the cargo area, the rear seat comfort and the driver-assist features. Both are good candidates to compare side by side on the same test drive route so the differences are easy to feel. Cadillac LYRIQ: shopping a used electric luxury SUV The LYRIQ is Cadillac's electric SUV, and it comes with its own set of questions. Ask for the vehicle's battery and charging information, and ask what charging equipment came with it. Find out whether the owner charged mostly at home or on public chargers, and review the service records for any battery or software work. Check the remaining factory warranty coverage by VIN, because coverage on electric components can differ from the rest of the vehicle. Test drive it on a mix of city streets and highway so you can judge range display, regenerative braking and cabin noise for yourself. Sedans and sport models If you prefer a lower, sportier ride, ask what luxury sedans have arrived on trade. A sedan can be the better pick for a solo commuter who values handling over cargo space. Check the clearance in the driveway and garage, and find out how the seats feel on a longer drive. A Step-by-Step Plan for Buying Pre-Owned Luxury Decide what you cannot live without. Write down seating, drivetrain and the technology features that matter most to you. Search online first. Use the used inventory filters, save your favorites and note their stock numbers. Ask for the history report. Look at the number of owners, the accident history and the service records. Bentley Cadillac says it provides a detailed vehicle history report for each used car. Confirm recalls and warranty by VIN. Ask what factory coverage is still active and when it ends. Test every feature. Use the technology, driver-assist and comfort lists above, one item at a time. Take a real test drive. Drive roads you use daily so you can judge noise, ride and visibility at highway speed. Ask about reconditioning. Find out what the shop replaced or repaired, and what it recommends next. Talk through financing early. Knowing your options before you choose a vehicle keeps the process simple. Questions to ask about any pre-owned luxury vehicle How did this vehicle come to the store: trade-in, lease return or auction? Is it certified, and if not, what factory coverage remains? Can I see the service records and the inspection report? Which driver-assist and comfort features does this exact VIN include? How many keys and key fobs come with it? Has any glass, bumper or sensor work been done? Can I have my own mechanic look at it before I sign? A store that is confident in its pre-owned inventory will answer these questions without hesitation. If you hear vague answers, slow down and ask again. Trade-Ins and Financing Many luxury buyers have a vehicle to trade. Bring your title or loan information, all keys and fobs, and any service records. Clean the vehicle inside and out, because a tidy car with records shows it was cared for. Your trade value depends on the vehicle's condition, mileage, equipment and current demand, and the team will walk you through how they reached their number. If you are financing, the finance page lists competitive rates direct from the manufacturer and local Alabama banks. You can start that conversation on the Bentley Cadillac finance page. Visit Bentley Cadillac in Huntsville If you are comparing used luxury cars Huntsville AL has to offer, put a Cadillac store on your list. Browse the current pre-owned inventory online, pick two or three favorites, and schedule a test drive at 2118 Drake Ave SW. The team can pull history reports, explain certification and answer your questions in one visit. The Bottom Line A pre-owned luxury vehicle can deliver the comfort, technology and presence of a premium brand in a way that fits a more practical budget. The catch is that more features mean more to verify. Test the technology, confirm the driver-assist equipment, understand the warranty and certification status, and look closely at the service history. Those steps tell you far more than a clean exterior ever will. Take notes as you shop. Write down the stock number, the mileage, the condition of the tires and every question you want answered. Comparing three vehicles side by side on paper is easier than remembering details from a busy Saturday. Use the checklist above, ask direct questions and take your time, and a careful search will pay off with a vehicle you can enjoy on Huntsville roads for years. Frequently Asked Questions What should I check on a used luxury car before buying? Test the technology, driver-assist and comfort features one by one, confirm warranty and recall status by VIN, and review the service records. Check tire wear and listen for unusual noises on the test drive. What does Cadillac Certified Pre-Owned include? Cadillac says each certified vehicle passes a 172-point inspection and gets a vehicle history report. It adds a 1-year/unlimited-mile limited warranty that begins after the original Bumper-to-Bumper coverage ends, plus 24-hour Roadside Assistance for the life of that warranty. Is a used Cadillac more expensive to maintain than an economy car? It can be, because larger tires, specialized fluids and more electronics add cost. Choose a vehicle with a documented service history and a service department that knows the brand. What should I ask when shopping a used Cadillac LYRIQ? Ask for battery and charging information, what charging equipment is included, and what factory warranty coverage remains by VIN. Review the service records for any battery or software work. Can I have my own mechanic inspect a pre-owned luxury vehicle? Ask the dealership before your visit. Most reputable stores are open to an outside inspection, and it is a smart step for any non-certified vehicle. Sources (as of October 30, 2026) Cadillac Certified Pre-Owned (as of October 20, 2026) Cadillac Warranty and Repairs (as of October 20, 2026) Bentley Cadillac Used Vehicles (as of October 30, 2026) Bentley Cadillac Finance (as of October 30, 2026) Bentley Cadillac Service (as of October 30, 2026) The Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price excludes tax, title, license, dealer fees and optional equipment. Dealer sets final price.

Buying used can save you money, but it can also leave you wondering what you don't know about the car's past. That's where a certified pre-owned vehicle comes in. A CPO car is a used vehicle that has been inspected, reconditioned, and backed by extra warranty coverage from the automaker. At Korum Automotive Group, we sell certified Ford, Lincoln, and Hyundai vehicles every day, so we get this question a lot. Here's how CPO works, how it compares to a regular used car, and how to decide if it's worth it for you. What Does "Certified Pre-Owned" Mean? "Certified pre-owned" isn't just a sales label. A true manufacturer CPO vehicle has to meet rules set by the automaker, not just the dealership. While every brand runs its program a little differently, most share the same core steps: Age and mileage limits, so only newer, lower-mileage vehicles qualify A multipoint inspection by trained technicians, with parts that fall short repaired or replaced Extra warranty coverage that goes beyond a typical used-car sale Added perks such as roadside assistance or a return window Some dealers also sell "certified" cars under their own in-house programs. Those can be fine, but the coverage depends on the dealer, not the manufacturer. When you shop, ask whose program backs the car. You can browse factory-certified options in our certified pre-owned inventory. CPO vs. Used: What's the Difference? Every CPO vehicle is used, but not every used vehicle can be certified. Here's how the two usually compare: Certified Pre-Owned Must pass a brand-specific inspection and meet age and mileage rules Includes manufacturer-backed warranty coverage Often comes with roadside assistance and other perks Usually costs more than a similar non-certified car Standard Used Can be any age, mileage, or brand Coverage depends on what's left of the original warranty, if anything Often has a lower price up front Puts more of the research on you, such as getting an inspection and history report A standard used car can still be a great buy, especially for older or budget-friendly models. Browse our used vehicle inventory to compare both side by side. How Ford, Lincoln, and Hyundai CPO Programs Compare Since we sell all three brands, here's a quick look at what each program offers. Terms can change, so ask our team to confirm the details on any vehicle you're considering. Ford Blue Advantage Ford's program has two tiers. Gold Certified covers Ford models up to six years old with fewer than 80,000 miles. These pass a 172-point inspection and include a 12-month/12,000-mile comprehensive limited warranty plus a 7-year/100,000-mile powertrain limited warranty from the original in-service date. Blue Certified covers vehicles of any make up to 10 years old with fewer than 150,000 miles. Both tiers include a 14-day/1,000-mile money-back guarantee. Lincoln Certified Pre-Owned Lincoln now offers two tiers. Signature vehicles have fewer than 60,000 miles, pass a 200-point inspection, and get warranty coverage for up to 6 years from the original warranty start date or 100,000 miles. Select vehicles can be a bit older, with fewer than 80,000 miles, a 139-point inspection, and a 12-month/12,000-mile warranty. Both include 24/7 roadside assistance and a 14-day/1,000-mile money-back guarantee. Hyundai Certified Pre-Owned Hyundai certifies vehicles seven years old or newer with fewer than 80,000 miles. Each one passes a 173-point inspection. The headline perk is a 10-year/100,000-mile powertrain limited warranty from the original in-service date, along with roadside assistance and a complimentary CARFAX vehicle history report. Is a CPO Vehicle Worth It? For many shoppers, yes. But it depends on your priorities. A CPO vehicle is likely worth it if: You want new-car peace of mind without paying new-car prices You plan to keep the vehicle for several years and value warranty coverage You'd rather skip arranging your own pre-purchase inspection You want access to manufacturer financing offers on used vehicles, when available A standard used car may make more sense if you're shopping on a tight budget, you're comfortable handling repairs, or the model you want is too old to qualify. Either way, compare the total cost, including the price, warranty, and expected maintenance, rather than the sticker alone. Our online finance application can help you see what fits your budget before you visit. Tips for Shopping CPO in the Puyallup Area Ask which program certifies the car and get the warranty terms in writing Review the inspection checklist and vehicle history report Check when the warranty clock started, since some coverage runs from the original sale date Get a value on your current vehicle before you shop Test drive more than one trim or model year to compare features Whether you're coming from Tacoma, Sumner, or Kent, knowing your trade-in value up front makes the process smoother. Start with our Kelley Blue Book Instant Cash Offer. Frequently Asked Questions What is a certified pre-owned vehicle? A certified pre-owned vehicle is a used car that meets an automaker's age and mileage limits, passes a multipoint inspection, and comes with extra manufacturer-backed warranty coverage. Many programs also add perks like roadside assistance and a money-back guarantee. Is a certified pre-owned car better than a used car? A CPO car usually offers more peace of mind thanks to its inspection and added warranty, but it typically costs more than a similar non-certified car. A standard used car can be the better value if you're on a tight budget or want an older model that doesn't qualify. What warranty comes with a certified pre-owned vehicle? It depends on the brand. Ford Gold Certified includes a 12-month/12,000-mile comprehensive limited warranty and a 7-year/100,000-mile powertrain warranty, while Hyundai CPO includes a 10-year/100,000-mile powertrain warranty from the original in-service date. Always confirm the current terms with your dealer. Can I return a certified pre-owned vehicle? Ford Blue Advantage and Lincoln CPO vehicles include a 14-day/1,000-mile money-back guarantee, whichever comes first. Conditions apply, so ask your salesperson to explain the details before you buy. Where can I shop certified pre-owned vehicles near Puyallup? Korum Automotive Group offers certified Ford, Lincoln, and Hyundai vehicles across our stores on River Road in Puyallup, plus Korum Pre-Owned at 711 North Meridian. Call 253-845-6600 to ask about a specific vehicle or schedule a test drive. Find Your Next Certified Pre-Owned Vehicle at Korum A certified pre-owned vehicle gives you the savings of buying used with the added confidence of a factory inspection and warranty. If that balance sounds right for you, our team can walk you through the Ford, Lincoln, and Hyundai programs and help you compare options. Browse our certified pre-owned vehicles online, or call 253-845-6600 to plan your visit to Korum Automotive Group.