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If you’re ready to buy a new or certified pre-owned Cadillac, you may be wondering about what kind of warranty coverage you can expect on each. Hendrick Cadillac Monroe is here to help! In this guide, we’ll go over the types of coverages that come with the Cadillac factory warranty for new vehicles as well as the coverage that comes with buying a certified pre-owned Cadillac for your Charlotte drives.
All new Cadillac vehicles come with basic Cadillac factory warranty coverages, from the Bumper-to-Bumper Limited Warranty to the Rust-Through Protection. All of these warranties and benefits only cover repairs, parts, and labor for issues caused by defects in materials or workmanship. The warranties include:
In addition to the above Cadillac factory warranty coverage, Pineville drivers also have their first service visit covered. This visit includes a multi-point vehicle inspection, oil change, and tire rotation. All services and warranty repairs must be performed at an authorized GM dealership, like Hendrick Cadillac Monroe’s service center in Monroe.
If a new Cadillac isn’t quite in your budget, you can’t go wrong with a certified pre-owned Cadillac instead. To earn the distinction of being certified pre-owned, a used Cadillac must undergo a full 172-point inspection for quality. This inspection and certification will include under-hood and under-vehicle inspections, exterior and interior inspections, and a road test.
Once complete, the service team certifying the vehicle will perform all scheduled maintenance and print a full vehicle history report by the time the vehicle is up for sale near Concord. When you decide to buy a CPO Cadillac, you gain the CPO Cadillac basic warranty coverage, which includes:
Drive around Monroe with confidence knowing the Cadillac basic warranty coverage has your back! If you’d like to learn more about optional or extended warranties for your new or CPO Cadillac, contact Hendrick Cadillac Monroe, and we’ll be happy to go over the all warranty options available.
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