What model years qualify for Land Rover Certified Pre-Owned?
A Range Rover qualifies for Land Rover's Approved CPO program if it's under 5 years old from its original in-service date and has fewer than 60,000 miles on the odometer.
What's included in CPO certification?
A 165-point inspection, plus a factory-backed warranty (1 year/unlimited miles or 2 years/100,000 miles, no deductible, transferable), 24/7 roadside assistance, and trip-interruption reimbursement.
What if my Range Rover doesn't qualify for CPO?
It simply can't carry the Approved CPO certification -- it can still be bought, sold, or traded in as a standard used vehicle, just without the 165-point inspection record or the CPO-specific warranty.
Does the CPO warranty cost extra?
The CPO warranty is included as part of the certification on a qualifying vehicle -- it isn't a separate purchase. Ask the team which coverage term (1 year/unlimited miles or 2 years/100,000 miles) applies to a specific vehicle.
Does the CPO warranty transfer if I sell the vehicle?
Yes -- Land Rover's CPO warranty is fully transferable to a subsequent owner for the remainder of its term, which can be a real selling point when it's time to trade in or sell privately.
What does the 165-point inspection actually check?
Land Rover's own published summary: paintwork and exterior condition, the interior cabin, a complete engine and mechanical preparation, and a road test, followed by a final inspection sign-off. A separate vehicle history report confirms odometer accuracy and checks for a prior accident or title issue.
Can I see a vehicle's inspection results before buying?
Ask the Land Rover Kansas City team for a specific vehicle's inspection and vehicle history report before deciding -- both exist as real documents for every CPO-certified vehicle, not just a certification sticker.