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It looks like a nice car - I'd be curious as to why they aren't offering it as a Certified Pre-Owned model. It is new enough and the miles are low enough for it to qualify. The original warranty on the car was 4 years/50,000 miles and I believe CPO would take that to 6 years and 100,000 miles. Having the CPO warranty could be nice for you. Is the car not being sold as CPO just because that would make the selling price higher (I'm pretty sure the dealer has to pay something to make it CPO), or did it fail CPO status for some reason, such as off spec tires or some mechanical condition? I think if you're willing to travel some there are a lot of similar cars available, age, condition and price-wise.
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