After having my car listed 45+ days on the market privately and lowering my price a few times, I tracked KBB values for my car on Carvana and clicked submit when they were highest. With the market adjustment, got $800+ on top of the KBB value, which put me within $300 of my private asking price. Truck showed up, signed 2 papers, got a check, and then the car was loaded up. Guy didn’t even inspect it. Easiest process ever, and my first time not selling private party- definitely was worth it.
How much of a difference should there be between a dealership payoff and a leaseholder payoff? I called Subaru/Chase and they said only a $5.00 difference. Does that sound right? Thanks.
We sold a car to them on 4/15. Finally listed last weekend 6/2 so almost two months. It seems like they do things differently compared to Vroom. I assume that Carvana may wait until they receive title whereas Vroom lists prior to. Many complaints in the past that Vroom had done that (sold without ability to actually title to new owner).
just got an offer yesterday on my 17 Ram Rebel 1500 - sent in all docs, waiting for call to schedule pickup - got $2100 coming to me - truck is currently on lease thru a credit union - and due at end of January.
They do love rams, I sold them my beat to shit 13 1500 that had 86,000 miles on it, rusting bodywork (never buying an FCA vehicle to hold onto for a long time), several large dents in the tailgate and bed side (was actually used as a truck after all) and they gave me $17,700. I bought the thing for $22k 4 years and 45,000 miles prior. Not a terrible deal.
Quick question for the people who dealt with Honda Financial Service and Carvana: Is it enough to send them the screenshot of the payment plan or do I need to do something different? I can’t get the payoff for a dealer via the website/phone. I guess they have to fax it to Carvana.
Just hit 60k before selling, $13203 Carvana price, I had it listed $13.5k with no true hits.