For anyone considering selling a car, I highly recommend Carvana for one of the places you request a quote. I was extremely impressed with the entire process. They gave a fair offer, had excellent communication all along, made clear how things worked, allowed online scheduling of when they'd come within a 3 hour window, and then 24 hours in advance gave the exact time they'd be coming.
I was waiting at home for them to come, and expected the Carvana truck like you see in the commercials. Instead, I received a text that the rep had arrived. I go outside and he's already doing his visual inspection. Someone simply dropped him off - didn't even hear them come up the driveway. By the time I get outside he's already finished the outside visual inspection, said it's fine. I give him the keys, he gets in, quickly looks around at the interior, starts the car, confirms mileage is what I said, opens/closes all the windows, turns it off, and says he's done, let's sign the paperwork. I bring him inside so mom doesn't have to get up and come out with the walker. He verified her drivers license matches the name on the title, has her sign a few documents explaining each one and the purpose. He then hands mom her check for the agreed offer price. He says mobile deposit won't work for a day, but I confirm we can take it to the bank and deposit immediately. We shake hands, I thank him, he drives off in the car. Turns out the check is drawn on Wells Fargo, where mom's bank account is so no problems whatsoever.
What I liked is that they gave their offer, it was in line with the market and there was no negotiating, no nitpicking, everything was straightforward and they came to us. As I mentioned, I did also do the KBB instant cash offer, and almost immediately the local dealerships are calling and texting to set up an appointment to bring the car in for inspection and sell to them.
Anyhow, Carvana has gained a fan in me.
