Carvana

I had a very unprofessional and infuriating experience with Carvana. I sold my car to them because I needed to sell it quickly before my lease ended. I couldn’t have any delays because I was about to leav with Carvana. I sold my car to them because I needed to sell it quickly before my lease ended. I couldn’t have any delays because I was about to leave the state. Since this was my first car, both my dad and I were on the title. According to Carvana’s policy, this meant he would have to be there for the appointment when I sold the car. My father lives across the country, so it would be a major inconvenience and a serious cost to fly him out to be at one meeting. I called Carvana multiple times asking if there was any way we could avoid him having to be there in person. I suggested that he could be on a notarized zoom, or at a Carvana location closer to where he lived. I basically begged them for any other option other than him having to be there in person. I was told multiple times that there was no way around this, he absolutely had to be there. Fine, so my dad flew out and we went to the appointment to sell the car. I couldn’t take a chance and try to go without him because I was leaving 2 days after the appointment. When we got to the appointment, it was very clear that he did not need to be there at all. I was asked for my ID so the iPad could scan it, and he got his out too, but the employee working with us said ‘Oh it actually isn’t asking to scan your ID.” I find this totally unacceptable. The iPad is literally programmed to walk employees through the steps of buying a car. I do not believe that Carvana would not know that according to their iPad, my dad did not have to be there. If you’re going to make it a policy, fine, I understand there is liability involved, but don’t lie about what will actually happen at an appointment. According to your iPad, he never needed to be there at all, so how much is this ‘policy’ actually preventing sketchy car sales? It seems like not at all. I am extremely disappointed with this experience and the absolute nonsense of it all. If my dad didn’t actually have to be there at all, I truly do NOT understand why any of the suggested alternatives were not possible, especially when they would have saved my dad and I a ton of time, stress, and money. I will not be using Carvana again. More

RECHECK THE 150 POINT INSPECTION WITHIN RETURN PERIOD OF 7 DAYS BY A CERTIFIED MECHANIC. 7 DAYS BY A CERTIFIED MECHANIC. More

Between me and my fiance we've tried purchasing vehicles 4 different times this year. NONE ever came, the arrival date just kept getting switched. We've been refunded 4 times. They take your money in the bl 4 different times this year. NONE ever came, the arrival date just kept getting switched. We've been refunded 4 times. They take your money in the blink of and eye them have the audacity to want to give you a hard time about getting a refund because of their mess ups. We'll never try to do business with Carvana ever again More

I bought a Honda in March and put $9000 down on it. It didn’t work out and I am trying to trade it in and they won’t even offer me $10k for the $20k car. I have negative equity with them after having t It didn’t work out and I am trying to trade it in and they won’t even offer me $10k for the $20k car. I have negative equity with them after having the car 7 months after putting $9000 down. Customer service was horrible and they don’t care. They got your money the first time and that’s all that matters to them. I feel like I’ve been robbed. I will never recommend this company to anyone. More

If I could give zero stars, I would. I purchased a 2019 Honda Fit from them in June 2025. Took it the same day to my mechanic for inspection. He informed me the car was in excellent c I purchased a 2019 Honda Fit from them in June 2025. Took it the same day to my mechanic for inspection. He informed me the car was in excellent condition EXCEPT that it had been infested by rodents. He discovered this when he removed the cabin air filter -- apparently that's not on Carvana's billion point inspection??? -- and a cache of nut shells and rodent feces fell out. Rodents carry hantavirus, among other things; I'd just spent an hour with the A/C on, blowing in my face, on a warm June day...as I drove the car to the mechanic. I was enraged, disgusted, afraid. (If you google "hantavirus", it says "some people live". There is no treatment for hantavirus.) Mechanic also reported a variety of problems with electronic components -- evidence that rodents had chewed on the wires. (Apparently some auto makers began using soy-based coatings on wiring in the 2010's, and Honda Fit is more prone than average to damage like this. Crappy way for me to find that out.) I called Carvana same day to tell them about the problem as I contemplated whether to attempt repair (under warranty) or simply return the car. One significant consideration is that I need a vehicle, and I'd traded in my car to them. They told me before I left the lot that day that if I returned the 2019 Fit, my trade-in would be gone. After consulting wise associates, I called them to request that they either (a) return my trade-in, (b) give me a loaner until I could buy another vehicle (NOT from them!!!), or (c) give me $$ to pay for a rental vehicle. They refused; supervisor refused, 3rd level up refused. At that point I asked them to put their refusal in writing and told them that I was going to go to the State Attorney General, the BBB, and post reviews everywhere I could find. At that point 3rd Level put me on hold and...voila! Turns out my trade-in was still sitting on their lot. They returned my trade-in to me when they came to my home to pick up their disgusting vehicle. Challenges continued while I tried to obtain the title to my trade-in. I spent another couple hours on the phone while they tried to figure that out. Blah blah blah. HUGE waste of my time. I will NEVER do business with Carvana again and would advise the same to everyone. (I also had problems with CarMax, but they at least allow you to have the vehicle inspected before you purchase.) More

please do not buy through Carvana. I’d give it 0 stars if I could. Bought a car from them, first couple of months everything was great. shortly after their 100 day warranty the car sta I’d give it 0 stars if I could. Bought a car from them, first couple of months everything was great. shortly after their 100 day warranty the car started having electrical issues with the window, needed to replace all 4 tires and now the transmission went completely out. I haven’t had the car even for 6 months. reached out to Carvana and was told since the warranty is out they can’t help me. The transmission is a $5k+ repair and the car isn’t drive able. they won’t take the car as a trade in so I can get another car because it doesn’t drive….I’m gonna have to voluntarily repo this car and take the hit on my credit because they sold me a car with a transmission going out. customer service only apologized and offered me no help or solutions beyond trying to trade it in…even though they know it needs to be drivable to be traded. super lame. they screwed me. More

I’ve purchased from Carvana multiple times, but this most recent experience has been extremely disappointing. My vehicle was delivered with clear inspection failures that should have been caught before deliv recent experience has been extremely disappointing. My vehicle was delivered with clear inspection failures that should have been caught before delivery, including tires measuring 3/32 (well below Carvana’s stated 5/32 minimum), missing belly pan and hardware, failed air filters, and a scratched windshield caused by a damaged wiper arm. Despite Carvana’s “150-point inspection” guarantee, I had to pay out-of-pocket for immediate repairs. When I contacted Carvana, I was repeatedly directed to SilverRock warranty, which does not cover pre-existing inspection failures. After weeks of back and forth, I received only partial reimbursement, leaving me with over $2,700 in unresolved costs. Carvana eventually offered limited “goodwill compensation,” but this fell far short of addressing the documented issues. The process was stressful, time-consuming, and left me feeling misled as a returning customer. Carvana advertises peace of mind and rigorous inspections, but my experience proved otherwise. Unless Carvana improves accountability and transparency with its inspection process, I would strongly caution others to reconsider. More

One start because is too spends and the interest never go lower, not flexible i got the Acura and since i have it i being put it new part and know after one year the engine and transmission is having problem lower, not flexible i got the Acura and since i have it i being put it new part and know after one year the engine and transmission is having problem and the ensure for the cars is done so that the limit for that the ensure broke and your engine broke to so put extra money plus the payment, and that payment charge a lot plus the value of the car drops so much the car just cast 5,000 dollar and they charge me 22k if i knew it that will be like that i will never buy it there i will keep it until i finish but will never go to Carvana again More

I purchased a 2014 Corvette from Carvana in May 2025. Within the 7-day return period, an independent shop inspection noted signs of water intrusion along with other imperfections (dash worse than adverti Within the 7-day return period, an independent shop inspection noted signs of water intrusion along with other imperfections (dash worse than advertised, slightly leaking shocks, etc.). I was willing to live with those issues because the car was a rare find and some were common for this model year. The water intrusion did not appear severe, and I replaced the windshield at my own expense believing that resolved it. Unfortunately, additional problems appeared soon after: interior trim pieces coming loose, audio system sounding faulty, and the transmission intermittently popping out of first and second gear. Then, a heavy rain revealed the water leak was still significant despite the windshield replacement. By that point, the 7-day return period had expired. Carvana refused to take responsibility and referred me to their warranty partner, SilverRock. SilverRock only directed me to small local shops unqualified to work on a high-performance car, and a dealer told me SilverRock would almost certainly deny any claims related to water intrusion or leaks. When I tried to escalate for a buyback, I got nothing but runaround: repeated transfers, promises of follow-up that never came, and no resolution. Eventually, my only option was to sell the car back to Carvana at a steep loss. Not only did I lose over $10,000 in less than 3 months, Carvana even reduced their final offer by $500 for “cosmetic flaws” that were present when they originally sold me the vehicle. I did not feel it was right to sell the car to an individual buyer knowing it had undisclosed water damage, but I felt less bad returning it to Carvana since they sold it to me this way. Carvana advertises peace of mind and rigorous inspections. Instead, they sold me a car with undisclosed water damage, denied responsibility, and forced me to absorb a massive financial loss. More

Just wanted to share how terrible carvana is. I found and confirmed pickup for a vehicle, they confirmed the appointment and everything was fine. They then wanted me to fund the purchase and I ha I found and confirmed pickup for a vehicle, they confirmed the appointment and everything was fine. They then wanted me to fund the purchase and I haven’t even seen the vehicle lol. Who does that? They must really be desperate. Needless to say they missed two deals due to their failing business practices. In speaking with my financial institution the told me not to sign anything until I see the vehicle in person. Buyer beware. More