r/UsedCars • u/DDVX • 1d ago

ADVICE 2024 used BMW - importance of CPO?

I am looking at buying a 2024 BMW 530i and found one with <5k miles, good carfax, and the options that I want at a local dealership. I have two questions as I consider closing the deal:

  1. The dealership is saying their first out the door price is the best they can do, no negotiating. Is that generally true? I am saving roughly $5k OTD vs a similar spec negotiated down OTD 2025 new vehicle.

  2. This car is not Certified Pre-Owned, but it’s one owner, no accidents, <5k miles. The dealership completed a 125 point inspection and sent it to me, and it all looks good. My question is, should I hire an independent 3rd party to do an inspection before purchasing? They are giving me the original factory warranty

Thank you!

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u/WeaselNS 23h ago

I’d get the new one with the warranty, free service, etc. totally worth the extra $5k in my opinion along with the better resale value due to the newer year.