Camaro Fever resulting in Carvana

[2010sgm]

Originally Posted by Lockimin

An old school chum of mine about 6 months ago got there another Camaro. Zero complaints so far and the service was pretty decent

same here my camaro is great!

[yodaslim]

A little late to the discussion but I was recently in market for a new/nearly new vehicle and I considered Carvana and other's like it. Don't know if you all are aware but Vroom and Shift, two close competitors of Carvana have shut down. I think there's some market consolidation happening right now, not sure how Carvana is doing but I can't imagine they're doing too well. Hopefully they are ok as I've heard good things about them and would like to give them a try at some point (If they still have any good deals, of course).

[hesster]

I was looking to buy a low mileage 2010 SS, and also considered Carvana, but some research showed they had Title issues in MI and got their licensce revoked. So that steered me away. Found my car at a little corner lot car dealer 4 hrs away in OH, and snagged it with less than 8k miles! Ya gotta look hard, and Cash is king in negotiating a price.
https://www.clickondetroit.com/consu...d-in-michigan/

[SummitWhite11]

Originally Posted by Lockimin

An old school chum of mine about 6 months ago got there another Camaro. Zero complaints so far and the service was pretty decent but he got his biz A Better Bid.

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I was just looking at the abetterbid website and they are all salvaged vehicles. I do not see anything where one could buy a vehicle such as Carvana that has not been wrecked? Am I missing something here?

[bsn]

Look at his other post he seems like a video game guy not a car guy-better bid is just a source for salvage vehicles.

[SummitWhite11]

Originally Posted by bsn

Look at his other post he seems like a video game guy not a car guy-better bid is just a source for salvage vehicles.

I see that now!

[2010sgm]

i bought my 2010 from carvana and it was a easy buy process all registration and temp plates were all good and everything went smooth had my car a year and it was a great process. my 2nd carvana car and I'm happy!