Is it worth buying a CPO Audi or BMW?

No. It's cheaper to lease a brand new model in the long run. Most dealerships do special deals 2 year leases. Go up to any smart wealthy person with a fancy German luxury car and ask him if it's leased, 90% of time they'll be leased.

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>>16426294
>willingly paying money for a vw parts bin special

>spending money
>not driving a lovely well preserved 1993 Buick Century for $700

>>16426342
this
>buying audi
>ever

>>16426294

These idiots don't even know what you asked. The answer is absolutely. Most of them will be lease returns or trade-ins as many BMW/Audi owners will trade in at the first major service interval. You get a car for a fraction of the price, with a full warranty. I bought mine with 16k on the clock and saved almost $17k...

>>16426294
Depends on the audi. All the good ones are too old to be cpo and bmws don't have dipsticks. Get an is350 or mercedes.

>>16426411

And a car driven by someone didn't give a shit about the break in period and beat the ever loving piss out of it for 16k miles.