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Originally Posted by UNKNOWN_370 the better cars usually don't have the word "certified" attached to it. Not saying all cerified vehicles are bad. But in the case of the Z.
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the better cars usually don't have the word "certified" attached to it. Not saying all cerified vehicles are bad. But in the case of the Z. Non-cerified will most likely be a lower mileage car in better condition than the certified one.
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