>>28861795
>he doesn't store his model cars in a display case
i don't see the problem here

>>28861795
Got my current daily from them. Pretty good deal, and I barely had to do any paperwork or deal with salesmen.

Louis Rossman just released a video about how Carvana failed to recognize a crashed+repaired car as crashed, sold it as clean, and gave the buyer the corporate runaround while arguing that the shipping fee was not refundable.
So I know why this thread was made.
In fairness to Carvana, you can't expect every boots on the ground employee to be able to figure out that a car's been unreported crashed if it is at least visually put together. But the rest of it is fuckstick cockboy bullshit.
And again in fairness to Carvana, the complainant customer did not elevate the issue of the crash damage and stated condition of sale hard enough.

>inb4 how u kno it crash?
Because even an official Merc dealer said "yeah it's obvious that this 2025 MY vehicle has been mangled and slapped back together"

carmax is leagues ahead of carvana but i do want to use one of these car vending machines at least once

>>28861795
We do, no BS that is 50s technology here.

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>>28861833
>50s technology
30s technology. They had one at the Chicago World's Fair

>>28861795
>melts anything plastic
yikes

>>28861835
Nice of them to have a track there so you can trade in your locomotives.

>>28861845
Solar glass and air conditioning exist.

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>>28861795
Imagine paying a good bit of money to buy a car sight unseen, what the fuck is wrong with people? and then they complain about "oh this is worn, I didn't know it was this bla blah blah", motherfucker you should be looking over your shit, Cars pretty much the most expensive purchase we make in our lives because we're too cooked to buy a house, and yet people just walk into an expensive purchase blindly, hoping it works out.

>>28862016
carvana has a one week return policy genius

>>28862020
So? a lot of states have laws in place where in where you can return a car in a certain period plus re-stocking fee, but it's still a waste of time when you could just use your fucking eyes to make the the car isn't worn out, or negotiate the price on stuff it will need and be happy, instead of treating this like some sort of slot machine, where one pull is you getting a good car, and another pull is you having a fucking headache.

Great to sell to, iffy to buy from

>>28862016
yes, car salesmen are that annoying

>>28862030
Its for people who actually don't waste their time. They deliver the car to your driveway. If you don't like them you call them and they take it back. If you do, you can have your old car also taken away. It also works both ways, they don't inspect your car. I sold a rusted to shit Saab 9-5 to carvana for 5k. in 2019.

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>>28861795
of course

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>>28862100
for me it was the ninja men

>>28861795
a recommended watch regarding carvana if you care about corporate transparency:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FQW54Gd-sUQ

>>28861795
The first one of these buildings I saw was a Smart Car dealership in Germany or Italy. I think it was Germany, though. That was around 30 years ago.