[Rollan]

I purchased my CPO 2014 335i M Sport last year on Dec 31st, it had almost 50k miles. How much warranty is left?

[mclark2112]

Need to know the original date of service, it would be 5 years from that.

[GeorgeF31]

Depends on your mileage. If you're over 50k or 4 years, then you have 1 year from the date you ran over the 50k/4yr mark. Unlimited miles on that year.

If you're still in the original warranty, then however long it takes you to clear that plus 1 year.

That all assumes you're in the US or somewhere with the same CPO coverage as the US.

[bimmer456]

The CPO program was changed to 1 year unlimited miles but I'm not sure when that took effect so it depends on the actual date you took delivery.

[upsidedownfunnel]

MY2014 cars get the 2 year unlimited mileage CPO coverage. Assuming your car was originally purchased near 12/2014, your CPO probably lasts until 12/2020.

EDIT: THis is mistaken. The original in service date must have been before 1/2014. So only some MY2014 cars get the 2 year CPO coverage while cars in service after 1/2014 get the 1 year CPO coverage.

[tex2670]

Originally Posted by Rollan

I purchased my CPO 2014 335i M Sport last year on Dec 31st, it had almost 50k miles. How much warranty is left?

What does your paperwork say?

[tex2670]

Originally Posted by upsidedownfunnel

MY2014 cars get the 2 year unlimited mileage CPO coverage. Assuming your car was originally purchased near 12/2014, your CPO probably lasts until 12/2020.

The CPO program a buyer is in depends on the purchase date, not the MY. OP said he bought last December; that should make the expiration 5 years/unlimited miles from the original inservice.

[IK6SPEED]

Originally Posted by Rollan

I purchased my CPO 2014 335i M Sport last year on Dec 31st, it had almost 50k miles. How much warranty is left?

Call a BMW Dealer. They can punch it in a computer in about 5 seconds to give you the expiration date.