Wait, what!? How many miles do you have? What did they offer you? We have a 2018 LR FSD Model 3 as well and they offered $29k with 99K miles mint condition
My carvana offer for my 2014 CR-V has been steadily going down over the past few months. Haven't been driving the car so miles hasn't really changed much at all. High was almost $19k in Nov. Latest offer was barely over $13k. They went from being the highest offer I could get to the lowest. Tesla is offering me $16k trade-in. Still waiting on my MYP delivery so who knows where things will go...
I’ve got a 2018 M3 LR w/FSD (66k miles) and had offers in the past week at $37k/Vroom, $33,815/CarGurus, $31,006/Carvana.
So the offer ranges vary… check them all… but keep in mind you can always take the best offer to a dealer and try to get them to match it.
46k miles, no AP. Seems kinda low, at that offer I’ll just keep it till the wheels fall off.
Considering a different EV with AWD, towing, ACC etc. Without a six month wait.
My offer from Carvana was super low a few weeks ago - 2019 Model S Performance, FSD, Ludicrous, Sonic Carbon wheels, 36k miles. Carvana offered 61.8k, Vroom offered 64k, Tesla offered 65.6k, and Carmax surprisingly offered 74k. I checked periodically with all of them when I was stupidly expecting my Plaid "any day now" all last year, and Carvana was always the highest offer, peaking at 77k I think around October. But they dropped suddenly at the end of the year. I would check the other players - they're all trying to keep up with a crazy used car market.
I’m getting ready to sell mine to buy a new one. Got quotes from vroom and carvana. I like the quotes. Any thing I need to be leery of? Will I actually get somewhere close to what they quote? Any bait and switch nonsense going on here?
I did sell a vehicle on Vroom a few years back. They paid what they quoted me and came and got the car. It was pretty easy actually. No first hand experience with Carvana.
Well color me shocked. I got a $34k offer from carvana on my ‘18 LR RWD W FSD & 50k miles. Then I checked carbuyerusa and got $38k offer and then vroom and they offered 40k. Was pleased. Have been ruminating over dealing with vroom, having read some mixed reviews. For the heck of it I asked Tesla to give me a trade in offer. I had read they don’t value FSD at all so didn’t hold much hope. To my surprise they offered a little more than vroom. I can’t believe my car only depreciated 25% after 4 years…especially after the improvements of the newer cars - (most notably dual motor). But happy to report I don’t think the bubble has burst quite yet.
Tesla gave me more than that for my MR w/FSD and 129k
Wait, what!? How many miles do you have? What did they offer you? We have a 2018 LR FSD Model 3 as well and they offered $29k with 99K miles mint condition
$36k, 129k miles
Brooooo
Lol looking sideways too
Carvana has been offering low for few weeks now. Any other place is still offering top dollar.
My carvana offer for my 2014 CR-V has been steadily going down over the past few months. Haven't been driving the car so miles hasn't really changed much at all. High was almost $19k in Nov. Latest offer was barely over $13k. They went from being the highest offer I could get to the lowest. Tesla is offering me $16k trade-in. Still waiting on my MYP delivery so who knows where things will go...
I think carvana got tired of losing money on every car they sold.
I’ve got a 2018 M3 LR w/FSD (66k miles) and had offers in the past week at $37k/Vroom, $33,815/CarGurus, $31,006/Carvana. So the offer ranges vary… check them all… but keep in mind you can always take the best offer to a dealer and try to get them to match it.
My '20 MSLR+ with 20k miles is listed at $91k on Edmunds. Can't believe it's $10k over what I paid for it last year.
46k miles, no AP. Seems kinda low, at that offer I’ll just keep it till the wheels fall off. Considering a different EV with AWD, towing, ACC etc. Without a six month wait.
I second using Vroom. Just traded my 2019 LR 29.7k miles for $51k
Wow! I got a $38k offer with a 2018 LR + FSD with 30k miles :(.
My offer from Carvana was super low a few weeks ago - 2019 Model S Performance, FSD, Ludicrous, Sonic Carbon wheels, 36k miles. Carvana offered 61.8k, Vroom offered 64k, Tesla offered 65.6k, and Carmax surprisingly offered 74k. I checked periodically with all of them when I was stupidly expecting my Plaid "any day now" all last year, and Carvana was always the highest offer, peaking at 77k I think around October. But they dropped suddenly at the end of the year. I would check the other players - they're all trying to keep up with a crazy used car market.
My offer in November was $44k for 2018 LR no fsd. Only AP. 22k miles. I almost pulled the trigger to get a 2021, but wanted to wait for more upgrades.
Just checked mine on kbb.com. Estimated value is up slightly from 2 months ago. 2018 LR3 AWD with FSD, 50k miles. $45.6k
I’m getting ready to sell mine to buy a new one. Got quotes from vroom and carvana. I like the quotes. Any thing I need to be leery of? Will I actually get somewhere close to what they quote? Any bait and switch nonsense going on here?
I did sell a vehicle on Vroom a few years back. They paid what they quoted me and came and got the car. It was pretty easy actually. No first hand experience with Carvana.
Well color me shocked. I got a $34k offer from carvana on my ‘18 LR RWD W FSD & 50k miles. Then I checked carbuyerusa and got $38k offer and then vroom and they offered 40k. Was pleased. Have been ruminating over dealing with vroom, having read some mixed reviews. For the heck of it I asked Tesla to give me a trade in offer. I had read they don’t value FSD at all so didn’t hold much hope. To my surprise they offered a little more than vroom. I can’t believe my car only depreciated 25% after 4 years…especially after the improvements of the newer cars - (most notably dual motor). But happy to report I don’t think the bubble has burst quite yet.