The 4 things you should do before buying a certified preowned car, Edmunds says

Buying a used car can be a gamble, even for those familiar with vehicles. To minimize risk, some opt for certified preowned models. These vehicles are typically a few years old and come with added benefits.

They usually cost more than noncertified used vehicles, with a price difference of around 4 to 5 percent.

Further details on certified preowned vehicles are available, including aspects to consider before making a purchase and the extra benefits they provide.