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International Adds Medium-Duty Models to its Certified Used Trucks Program

According to the company, International Trucks is the first OEM to cover medium-duty vehicles in its Certified Pre-Owned program.

March 9, 2020
International Adds Medium-Duty Models to its Certified Used Trucks Program

Qualifying medium-duty units include 2015 and newer Cummins-powered International DuraStar models with mileage of up to 300,000 miles.

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The International Used Truck Organization has announced its Certified Pre-Owned program for 2020, which has been expanded to include medium-duty vehicles. According to the company, that change makes International Trucks the first OEM to cover medium-duty vehicles in its CPO program.

“International’s Certified Pre-Owned Program is designed to deliver confidence and peace of mind to drivers with their purchase of an International vehicle,” said Jeff Heichel, vice president, Used Truck Operations, International Truck. He said the program aims “to deliver exceptional value in highly reconditioned, late-model, low-mileage used trucks.”

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Qualifying heavy-duty units include 2016 and newer International LT and ProStar models with mileage of up to 600,000 miles.

Qualifying medium-duty units include 2015 and newer Cummins-powered International DuraStar models with mileage of up to 300,000 miles.

The CPO program begins with a rigorous OEM-designed checklist that ensures key truck components and attributes meet the program’s standards. Each unit comes with a comprehensive 90-day Certified Drivers Assurance plan. 

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For 2020, standard coverage goes further with heavy-duty units to include a factory backed System1 Confidence one-year engine and aftertreatment warranty through the first year of ownership.

The CPO program provides such driver-centric features as roadside assistance, OnCommand Connection telematics, My Love’s Rewards Diamond Status, and a CarFax or RigDig report.

According to the company, benefits for the International Used Truck CPO program include:

  •     A 90-day Driver’s Assurance warranty; for heavy-duty vehicles, a one-year System1 Confidence and  Aftertreatment warranty

  •     A rigorous certified checklist; 175 points for heavy-duty and 150 points for medium-duty vehicles

  •     One year of roadside assistance

  •     Two years of OnCommand Connection and one year of Repair Advocate services

  •     Six months of My Love’s Rewards Diamond Status

  •     A CarFax or RigDig vehicle- history report

The 2020 International Used Truck Certified Pre-Owned program is offered through International Used Truck inventory.


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