The beginning sale process was a negative experience for me. I felt a bit rush to get my bank to make out a 35k cashier check to Carvana that I had no control over how fast the process would be or my car would not be delivered on time. Finally got the check the very last min of the day. Car was set to be delivered on a Friday morning, I get a call 30mins before drop off stating from Carvana the car was damaged by the toll truck driver and had to get repairs. That set me back another week with out a car. Remember everyone in Houston just experienced a massive flood from Harvey. But I was determined to get the car and wait it out. Car arrived and was pleased with the car at first glance untill I actually inspected the car from top from bottom. There were alot of small minor damaged to the paint and Interior, wt you would expect for a use car I guess. Lucky they had the 7day guarantee test drive b/c on the second day a warning light came on my dash saying to take my car to the dealership b/c of brake pad wear. I talked to a representative from Carvana and he stated they only will repair the car with OEM parts and will hv to order my parts from Lexus them selves. Had the car Inspected from Northside Lexus and a local car shop (for a second opinion) Northside Lexus stated I would hv to change the whole front brakes, pads and sensors. Noting Northside Lexus diagnosis the issue saying OEM parts were not on the car that's the reason why the brake light is on. Also noticed the front windshield was recently replaced by a non Oem part. The windshield wipers wasn't even bolted on and I was driving in the rain and noticed the wipers didn't work. So explain to me how there was a full car inspection by Carvana's techs and could even noticed the windshield wipers don't work? The brake warning lights are on. How can you even get a car inspection sticker for the car if this light appears? But I will say this they did there best to make things right by letting there insurance company take care of the issues. I ended up buying the car b/c I really need a car to get to work. But I was bother how the insurance company would not pay for OEM replacement parts bc they can get non OEM parts for cheaper. They ended up sending parts to the repair shop and now I'm going to put a non Oem brake parts on a high-end Lexus Ls460 fsport. I'm pretty sure this is probably the first time this has happen but I dok wish in the future for Carvana to check there's cars better before selling and to note all the wear and tear as best as possible. 40k plus is not small buying purchase and would hv felt better if the car was actually was in a better shape. Btw I'm already ordering two front all season tires for the car so that set me back another $450 Lol
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