2018 Yukon SLT
Vroom paid 43.5k
Payoff ~40k (Zero drive off deal)
Listed on Vroom’s website 49k
In my mind the real question is who pays 49k for a 2 year old Yukon? You could probably get close to that right now on a new outgoing 2020 (especially when you consider they are offering 0% financing)
I drove almost 500 miles and still received the full offer. I was up front with them when accepting the offer, telling them it was my daily driver and the miles would go up by xx each day till pickup.
So uhhh I shipped out my keys today in the AM and Vroom canceled my contract at 2PM because it wasn’t received by them today. Was out of town over the weekend+labor day.
Apparently, they consider weekends and holidays as a day.
Anyone have this situation before? How to rectify?
That’s not the case with our Toyota with TFS as captive. Checked yesterday and their payoff quote online and on the phone excludes sales tax. If you sell to any certified dealer, Toyota or otherwise, there are no fees or taxes imposed whatsoever. I guess it varies by manufacturer.
They went through a group cancellation as there buying and selling is dependent on current stock. If they don’t have your vehicle in stock your more likely to get a very high offer. Carvana seems much more consistent with KBB…vroom is based on in stock. Happened to us in the past call them and give them the tracking number for the keys.
Have any of you actually gone thru with autolendersgo.com? I’m getting about $21,000-22,000 from Carvana and Vroom but $24,000 from ALgo on their website. Are they legit or do they try and play games once you go thru with the process?