Carvana VS Beepi

I would check a few other sites (carvana.com, edmunds.com, allcars.com ) to compare what they say. Source: 10 months ago

I'll bite. Cars.com? carvana.com? I think figure out what car you wanna buy first, then ask for dealership recommendations, no? :-). Source: 11 months ago

For used buying, I picked a Toyota Corolla LE 2018 with 53k miles which is listed for $19k on carfax.com . I am assuming that this car OTD when I go and talk to the dealership will be $22k. Next, I plugged in the VIN of this car in carvana.com mentioned miles as 70k and got a quote. The offer was just under $12k. So the cost over 1.5 years is $10k, which works out to $555. Note that this doesn't include the... Source: over 1 year ago

I don't know how long it'll take for this too cool down. It hasn't yet afaik (check carvana prices), but likely will with recession and covid wrapping up. 5-6 years ago you could get away with way below MSRP, but getting back to that may also take a while. You could also buy a used car for $500, but that doesn't seem to happen anymore. Source: over 1 year ago

This credit can be applied to your car purchase from Carvana.com! Source: over 1 year ago

If you are considering buying an RV online, go to vroom.com which is a legit online car buying website. Read their how it works page. If the RV website you're on deviates from this process (Westyn Silver Motors wants you to wire transfer money to them), that should send up red flags that it's not legit. Source: 5 months ago

There are multiple on vroom.com (if youre looking at used at all). Source: almost 2 years ago

Also check the online dealers carvana.com and vroom.com as you can generally avoid a lot of the random mystery dealer fees. You can also use autotempest.com to search the dealers as well as private sellers. Source: almost 2 years ago

Well, that's why I asked if you could sell it for more than you owe on it. You can try to sell the car private party. You'd need to look up what the car should be worth to know what to try to sell it for, though. You could try sites like carvana.com, or vroom.com, or sites like that. They'd make an offer. But if you couldn't get what you owe, then yes, you'd be stuck financing a replacement car after the fact. Source: about 2 years ago

Vroom.com - the process wasn't good lol but in the end I'm happy with the result. I would use Carvana - they have better reviews. Source: about 2 years ago