Anybody sold their T1 to Carvana?

[Philipgonzales3]

7 hours ago, wtfandy said:

What's the break down on what you got, what you paid? Curious if they upped they're offers.

Financed for 41K 14 months and 12K miles ago.  Givemethvin gave me $40,250 (first offer was like 38K, but they beat Carvana's offer by a couple hundred bucks). 

 

According to one dealer I talked to they told me the truck had a net retail value of $39.5K brand new lol.  

[wtfandy]

1 hour ago, Philipgonzales3 said:

Financed for 41K 14 months and 12K miles ago.  Givemethvin gave me $40,250 (first offer was like 38K, but they beat Carvana's offer by a couple hundred bucks). 

 

According to one dealer I talked to they told me the truck had a net retail value of $39.5K brand new lol.  

Very nice! I saw the new truck too you posted up which looks great

[UGADawgs]

Carvana for me:

[Hoopster3]

1 hour ago, UGADawgs said:

Carvana for me:

That's what I got as well.  Over a week now and still no contact.

[wurgs]

9 hours ago, UGADawgs said:

Carvana for me:

Yep, same here. Tried 3 different times, nothing yet.

[Colossus]

Why would you want to sell to someone who will give you a lower price then you would selling privately? 

[UGADawgs]

1 hour ago, Colossus said:

Why would you want to sell to someone who will give you a lower price then you would selling privately? 

I'm just wondering at the moment, only because of the window leaking for the third time. Not that many private buyers looking for trucks in the 40K+ range I wouldn't think.

[davester]

Also, depending on where you are, you can save sales tax when trading in vs selling privately & buying from a dealer, as you only pay sales tax on the difference in value between the new/used vehicle when trading in, but you pay full sales tax buying the new vehicle, but don't get any sales tax "back" when selling the used vehicle privately.

[Dunn]

On 8/10/2020 at 12:15 PM, Wiggums said:

 

I don't buy used.. and there is no reason to when the Silverado have fantastic re-sale value.

All used car dealers have bad reviews. 75% of dissatisfied customers will post a review while 75% of satisfied customers will not bother.

Grain of salt.

i didnt buy used because new trucks were same price and some even less than newer slightly used......was kinda shocked really

[UGADawgs]

Ok, I figured out their system. You cannot change any options. Then you get a base price. From there, you'd have to talk to them about the options. That is the only way I can get the page to spit out a price. 

[UGADawgs]

This is what stumps Carvana

[UGADawgs]

I hit them up on chat and they're doing it on the backend with the features provided in the chat. We'll see what they say.

[UGADawgs]

So this is hilarious.

 

When I filled out the carvana form with no extra features, they said 44,786. After spending 15min on chat and having them manually add those features, the new estimate is 42,000. uhhh, ok. 

 

GMTV offered 44,500. 

2019 LTZ Z71, all options but front camera, added running boards and tonneau.

Still thinking I'll wait it out for GM to fix the rear window for good or I'll replace it with solid glass once over 36k miles. Otherwise, I still really like this truck.

[bshort]

This is where you dump your leaky window and SU4 axle trucks.  No need for all that lemon crap. 

[Davidj98]

Thanks to this forum with putting the idea in my head  Just sold my 19 Silverado RST to Carvanna with convenience II package, 4wd, 5.3 for $44,942.00. Had 12,300 miles, bought last year for $43,000, MSRP was $53 and some change.  Really easy transaction too, just meet at Carvanna store in OKC, 10 mins later, I had my check. Still in shock I was paid that much, bought a 2020 GMC AT4 with 6.2 today!