Jeep Certified Pre-Owned: How the Stellantis CPO Program Works

Jeep certified pre-owned vehicles pass a 125-point inspection and are sold in three tiers. The main tier, CPOV, covers Jeeps up to five model years old with under 75,000 miles and adds a 7-year/100,000-mile powertrain limited warranty from the original in-service date, plus 3-month/3,000-mile Extended Care Premium coverage. CPO Gold and CPO Go carry shorter coverage.

By CarWhere Research · Updated

Jeep CPO tiers at a glance

Stellantis certified pre-owned tiers for Jeep vehicles: eligibility and limited warranty coverage (time / miles, whichever first)
TierEligibilityLimited warranty coverage
CPOVUp to 5 model years old, under 75,000 miles7-year/100,000-mile Powertrain Limited Warranty (from original in-service date) + 3-month/3,000-mile Extended Care Premium Limited Warranty
CPO GoldNot specified on jeep.com — ask the dealer12-month/12,000-mile Extended Care Premium Limited Warranty
CPO Go6–10 model years old and/or 75,001–120,000 miles3-month/3,000-mile Extended Care Premium (Maximum Care) Limited Warranty

jeep.com and Stellantis, read November 3, 2026. Stellantis materials use both “Extended Care Premium” and “Maximum Care” for the comprehensive coverage. Ask the dealer which tier a specific Jeep is certified under — the listing badge alone may not say.

What you get with a certified Jeep

  • A 125-point inspection by a Jeep-brand technician — engine, steering, undercarriage, wheels, paint and interior — with reconditioning using Mopar parts.
  • Stellantis-backed limited warranty coverage by tier (table above), with a $100 deductible per covered repair visit on the Maximum Care coverage per Stellantis’ 2022 release.
  • 24-hour roadside assistance (up to $100 per occurrence) and a rental-car allowance for covered overnight repairs, per the 2022 CPO Go release.
  • A vehicle history report and a three-month SiriusXM trial.

We did not find a program-wide money-back or exchange guarantee on Jeep's certified pages; ask the selling dealer about its own policy. Run the VIN through NHTSA's recall lookup too, and check the Wrangler years to avoid, Grand Cherokee years to avoid and Jeep reliability by model pages.

How CPO coverage stacks with the Jeep factory warranty

New Jeeps carry a 3-year/36,000-mile basic limited warranty and a 5-year/60,000-mile powertrain limited warranty. On a CPOV Jeep, the certified powertrain warranty runs to 7 years/100,000 miles from the original in-service date, so it extends the factory powertrain coverage by two years and 40,000 miles rather than starting fresh.

Example: coverage on a CPOV-certified Jeep bought at 3 years and 36,000 miles
CoverageEnds at (whichever first)
Factory basic (3 yr / 36,000 mi)Already expired at purchase
CPOV Extended Care Premium (3 mo / 3,000 mi)3 months or 3,000 miles after the certified purchase
CPOV powertrain (7 yr / 100,000 mi)7 years from original in-service date or 100,000 miles

Illustrative example; confirm the original in-service date and coverage start in the warranty booklet. Stellantis has described the 3-month coverage as starting at the certified sale or when the remaining 3/36 basic warranty expires, whichever benefits the customer more.

Is Jeep certified pre-owned worth it?

The certification premium buys an inspection, reconditioning and — on CPOV — long powertrain coverage. Whether it is worth it depends on the gap to comparable non-certified Jeeps; see is certified pre-owned worth it? and CarWhere's CPO premium study. The same Stellantis program covers Ram, Dodge and Chrysler — see Ram certified pre-owned for the truck side. More Jeep research is on the Jeep hub.

Looking at a certified Jeep? Check the factory build too

Certification covers condition and warranty, not whether the Jeep has the trim, axle, lockers or option groups the listing claims. Check the exact factory options before you buy. Enter the VIN on the Jeep build sheet page: the availability check is free, and you pay $9.99 only if detailed build data exists for that vehicle.

Free availability check first · $9.99 one-time only if detailed build data exists for the VIN · no subscription

FAQ

What is Jeep certified pre-owned?

Jeep’s certified used vehicles are sold through Stellantis’ Certified Pre-Owned program, which also covers Chrysler, Dodge, Ram and FIAT. Each vehicle passes a 125-point inspection by a Jeep-brand technician and comes with Stellantis-backed limited warranty coverage; the coverage depends on which of three tiers — CPOV, CPO Gold or CPO Go — the vehicle is sold under.

What warranty comes with a certified pre-owned Jeep?

Per jeep.com, a CPOV vehicle gets a 7-year/100,000-mile Powertrain Limited Warranty, measured from the vehicle’s original in-service date, plus a 3-month/3,000-mile Extended Care Premium (Maximum Care) Limited Warranty. CPO Gold carries a 12-month/12,000-mile Extended Care Premium Limited Warranty, and CPO Go a 3-month/3,000-mile one.

Which Jeeps qualify for certification?

CPOV covers Jeep vehicles up to five model years old with under 75,000 miles. CPO Go, added in October 2022, extends certification to vehicles six to 10 model years old and/or with 75,001 to 120,000 miles. Every tier requires the 125-point inspection.

Is there a deductible on Jeep CPO coverage?

Stellantis’ CPO Go announcement lists a $100 deductible per covered repair visit for the 3-month/3,000-mile Maximum Care coverage. Deductibles can differ by tier and over time, so confirm the figure on the warranty paperwork for the specific vehicle.

Is a certified pre-owned Jeep worth it?

The long powertrain coverage is the main value on a CPOV Jeep — a three-year-old Wrangler still has years of engine and transmission coverage left. Whether it is worth the premium depends on the price gap to a comparable non-certified Jeep; see CarWhere’s CPO premium study.

Sources

Program terms are from jeep.com and Stellantis' October 2022 CPO Go release, read November 3, 2026. Terms change and dealers choose the tier a vehicle is sold under — the warranty booklet and dealer paperwork for the specific vehicle govern.

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