I'm in Canada, things might be a little different here, but as far as I know the 5y/60K mile powertrain warranty is transferable, so you're covered for 11K miles. Depending on when this 2019 hit the road initially, you could have about a year left, if you don't drive much ; do ask the seller, to confirm.
Forgot to mention... That 30-day warranty they mentionned is possibly (probably ?) a bumper-to-bumper thing, might even be mandatory for dealers to throw this in. But do ask them, to confirm.
Could be a certified pre-owned thing, I'm not sure though. Makes sense a dealer would cover a certified vehicle bumper-to-bumper for 30 days. But like I said, have them confirm this so you know where you stand. The 5 year/ 60K mile powertrain warranty is yours, just make sure you know the in-service date of the Jeep ; If I recall, the 2019s starting rolling off the assembly line possibly as early as summer 2018... and if yours in an early one, you may have less than a year left - or 11K miles, whichever comes first...
Thanks @AtlCade69 , I believe I have the 7 year 100k Powertrain warranty as the dealer stated it expired on 8/28/2026. My car went in service on 8/28/2019. I will get it all inwriting when I actually get the car on FridayHere in the lower 48, the CPO is pretty good: Certified Pre-Owned Program | Chrysler Dodge Jeep® Ram South Savannah (chryslerdodgejeepramsouthsavannah.com)
factory-backed 7-Year/100,000-Mile Powertrain Limited Warranty,1 the 3-Month/3,000-Mile Maximum Care Coverage.
30 days sounds pretty lean for a Jeep CPO...
Be aware that a lot of lots will say that their cars are "CPO", but it isn't factory backed.
