How do the included warranty and optional CPO Wrap differ?

• The certified limited warranty comes with the qualifying vehicle and follows the time, mileage, covered-part, and mechanical-breakdown rules in its booklet.
• The CPO Wrap is an optional Security+Plus product; its price should be shown separately from the vehicle and financing.
• The Wrap brochure adds named categories such as electrical, brakes, steering, suspension, climate, body or interior, ADAS, and infotainment, subject to its contract.
• Neither document should be described as covering every repair, maintenance item, wear component, accident, or misuse.

• Nissan: Certified Pre-Owned limited warranty booklet
• Nissan Security+Plus: Certified Pre-Owned Wrap coverage brochure

How should you test the contract against the exact vehicle?

• List the vehicle's age, mileage, original in-service date, remaining factory coverage, certified term, and how long you expect to keep it.
• Identify expensive equipment fitted to the exact trim, then verify whether its components appear in the contract and whether exclusions change the answer.
• Review deductible application, repair authorization, covered locations, replacement-part rules, claim limits, transfer, cancellation, and refund provisions.
• If the product is financed, include the related borrowing cost rather than comparing only its cash price.

• Nissan Security+Plus: Certified Pre-Owned Wrap coverage brochure
• Nissan: Certified Pre-Owned limited warranty booklet

When may the CPO Wrap be worthwhile?

• It may fit when the contract covers systems you value, the usable term is meaningful, and a predictable protection cost matters more than self-funding eligible repairs.
• It may not fit when remaining coverage already addresses your concerns, the ownership period is short, or exclusions remove the systems you most want protected.
• A service contract is not a substitute for pre-purchase inspection, scheduled maintenance, insurance, or an emergency fund.
• Take the full agreement home when possible and decline it when you cannot explain the benefit, limits, and complete financed cost.

• Nissan: Certified Pre-Owned program benefits and eligibility
• Federal Trade Commission: Buying a used car from a dealer

Questions to answer before you decide

1. Mark what the included certified warranty already covers.
2. Obtain the complete CPO Wrap contract and separate product price.
3. Check the exact vehicle's equipment against covered-component language.
4. Calculate usable term, deductible exposure, cash cost, and financed cost.
5. Choose the option only when its added protection is clear and valuable to you.

Customer questions and answers

Verify the details

We use Nissan, government, consumer-protection, and dealership sources. Facts come from the cited primary information available on the review date. Illustrative examples are labeled, and we do not present an estimate as a customer result or hands-on measurement. Finance, tax, program, service, and availability details should be rechecked when you act because they can change.

Source review date: 2026-09-08

• Nissan: Certified Pre-Owned limited warranty booklet
• Nissan Security+Plus: Certified Pre-Owned Wrap coverage brochure
• Nissan: Certified Pre-Owned program benefits and eligibility
• Nissan: Certified Pre-Owned inspection checklist
• Federal Trade Commission: Buying a used car from a dealer

Nissan of New Rochelle sells and services Nissan vehicles. Our goal is to help you choose the option that fits your needs, including telling you when a different model, payment method, or timing may be the better choice.

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