They actually pay what they quote you? (assuming car is in condition you say it is?)
Carvana??
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In my experience, yes. I have sold 3 cars to them and every time - they paid the most and paid very quick. 2 cars I had the title, got a check the day they picked it up and the other had a lean on it, got a direct deposit within 3 days.
Very easy to deal with.
Very easy to deal with.
Only used them once, but that was my experience. We did the direct deposit so it took a couple days to show up. But what they quoted us is what we got.
Are they in line with what Car Max pays? I have heard Car Max kind of low balls you.
Thought I read a while back they were going belly up?
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They were in trouble at one point yet their belly didn't go up but their stock price sure did.
Sold a car to them in 2022. They gave me more than double what the dealer was going to give me (which was the more realistic amount lol). I don’t know how they stay in business.
I have a conspiracy about them that the govt uses them to do “cash for clunkers” for them but I can’t prove it. I have no clue how they stay in business.
I have a conspiracy about them that the govt uses them to do “cash for clunkers” for them but I can’t prove it. I have no clue how they stay in business.
Carvana gave me more for my vehicle than other outlets and it was the easiest car experience I ever experienced.
Would sell to
I purchased a 2014 Focus for $8,000 from a dealership years ago.
They paid top dollar for the same clapped out Focus, $14,000 and two college girls came to evaluate it. While in my driveway, girl asked me if I would show her a good time in ole RedVenom.
Gave em the keys, they direct deposited the money and a flat bed came along 2 hours later and picked it up.
No other "direct deposits" were made
Would not buy from
I purchased a 2014 Focus for $8,000 from a dealership years ago.
They paid top dollar for the same clapped out Focus, $14,000 and two college girls came to evaluate it. While in my driveway, girl asked me if I would show her a good time in ole RedVenom.
Gave em the keys, they direct deposited the money and a flat bed came along 2 hours later and picked it up.
No other "direct deposits" were made
Would not buy from
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Thanks all. They are offering 24ish for my S197 in stock form. So I guess it is going back to stock. PIA to take blower/susp/brakes off, but should not be more than a week, with my resources.
Just took my GFs 4Runner to Carmax.
Private sale looks like it would fetch 33-34,500.
Carmax offered 26k. Was Kindof surprised.
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Private sale looks like it would fetch 33-34,500.
Carmax offered 26k. Was Kindof surprised.
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Carvana offered 34.500 for my 2023 F150 XL STX, 2.7, 4 wheel drive, 10k miles. Was thinking of upgrading to a 2024 f150 with 5.0 but guess I will be keeping the 23.
I deal with their local branch pretty often they bring me all their Hondas that need recalls, extra keys, or diag they can’t do themselves.
A couple of their reps have told me they are ok to sell to but even getting an employee discount they wouldn’t buy a car from them. They have a hard time verifying what they are actually buying. We have a type r they brought us that was tuned and has a knocking engine, something they didn’t catch during the purchase process.
Also, during covid they started offering ridiculous prices for used cars, I think they are one of the biggest reasons the used market is as inflated as it is now. I heard so many stories of people selling to them for more than they paid years earlier. In turn dealers had to start offering more for trades because so many people were like well if you can’t match it I’ll sell to carvana instead. They lowered their pricing considerably now. Just my opinion
A couple of their reps have told me they are ok to sell to but even getting an employee discount they wouldn’t buy a car from them. They have a hard time verifying what they are actually buying. We have a type r they brought us that was tuned and has a knocking engine, something they didn’t catch during the purchase process.
Also, during covid they started offering ridiculous prices for used cars, I think they are one of the biggest reasons the used market is as inflated as it is now. I heard so many stories of people selling to them for more than they paid years earlier. In turn dealers had to start offering more for trades because so many people were like well if you can’t match it I’ll sell to carvana instead. They lowered their pricing considerably now. Just my opinion
There isn't much more than a 20 second verification process that would catch anything beyond the most noticeable issues.
That seems low.
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