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I've never been a big fan of buying a "certified" vehicle, as in most cases, all that means is that the dealer did an inspection of the car and found no glaring issues with it. Then they turn around and justify charging you more for the car because it has been "certified". The fact is, a certified used car has the same likelyhood of having mechanical issues as a non-certified car. The difference is that some dealer provide an extended warranty with their certified cars. When you add it up, you can buy a non-certified used car and add your own extended warranty to it for less than you'll pay for that "certified" car. My suggestion is to do a LOT of research before you go car shopping to ensure you are getting a good car for the right price.
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