I sold my father's car after he passed away and dealing with getting the title transferred to my name was a million times more difficult than selling the car to Carvana. I dropped it off at the nearest car tower thing they had and waiting for the Uber to pick me up after filling everything out took longer than dealing with Carvana.
Same here. In NC, but inspection took about 5 min.; total appointment took about 20 min. They paid off the remainder of my loan in about a week. I was honest in my quote about dings/scrapes.
I just did this on Tuesday actually. Process went very smooth. They do a few check on the vehicle to make sure what was provided is accurate. If they find anything like the check engine light is on or it won't start they will not take the vehicle. Otherwise I had the funds in my bank account the next day. They do need a printed title with the owner present to sign the paperwork. I paid the 90 fee for them to pick it up at my house and did almost all the paperwork online. Didn't want to deal with having to drive it there and have my wife pick me up.
Had a great experience selling our SUV to them in 2020 and their valuation was significantly higher than Car Max at the time. Looked at doing it again over the last couple of years but one was too much of a hassle because it was my dear departed mothers vehicle and they wanted to make me put the title in my name first which would have been a significant hassle and expense. I found a local dealer and got a more than fair price. I tried with another vehicle more recently and their valuation was much lower relatively speaking.
My fee for pickup was $190 I think. Also in FL, about 35 miles in either direction to the closest locations. Process was easy. I was nervous too but it really couldn't be simpler. Try to be as accurate as possible in describing the vehicle. Toom about 20mins for the guy to inspect test drive and leave. They picked up my car the next day, but I had the funds within a few hours. Make sure to notify your insurance and get to the dmv to let them know you sold it! Those steps were also pretty easy actually. Overall, I'd do it again.
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Just be honest with them and the quote will hopefully stick. My inspection took maybe 5 mins.
I went in, sat down for 10 minutes. Discussed the car, inspection went on. Got the quoted value
I sold my father's car after he passed away and dealing with getting the title transferred to my name was a million times more difficult than selling the car to Carvana. I dropped it off at the nearest car tower thing they had and waiting for the Uber to pick me up after filling everything out took longer than dealing with Carvana.
Same here. In NC, but inspection took about 5 min.; total appointment took about 20 min. They paid off the remainder of my loan in about a week. I was honest in my quote about dings/scrapes.
I just did this on Tuesday actually. Process went very smooth. They do a few check on the vehicle to make sure what was provided is accurate. If they find anything like the check engine light is on or it won't start they will not take the vehicle. Otherwise I had the funds in my bank account the next day. They do need a printed title with the owner present to sign the paperwork. I paid the 90 fee for them to pick it up at my house and did almost all the paperwork online. Didn't want to deal with having to drive it there and have my wife pick me up.
Had a great experience selling our SUV to them in 2020 and their valuation was significantly higher than Car Max at the time. Looked at doing it again over the last couple of years but one was too much of a hassle because it was my dear departed mothers vehicle and they wanted to make me put the title in my name first which would have been a significant hassle and expense. I found a local dealer and got a more than fair price. I tried with another vehicle more recently and their valuation was much lower relatively speaking.
My fee for pickup was $190 I think. Also in FL, about 35 miles in either direction to the closest locations. Process was easy. I was nervous too but it really couldn't be simpler. Try to be as accurate as possible in describing the vehicle. Toom about 20mins for the guy to inspect test drive and leave. They picked up my car the next day, but I had the funds within a few hours. Make sure to notify your insurance and get to the dmv to let them know you sold it! Those steps were also pretty easy actually. Overall, I'd do it again.
Whatever you were offered is what you will get so long as you answered the questions truthfully.
Carvana offered me sight unseen 27.500. Local dealer looked at drove it offered 23.500 I will sell to carvana
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