I am with you on not being a big infotainment guy, but having it and it being crap is SO MUCH WORSE to me than not having it at all.I've always had a soft spot for the Q50 and Q60... heck I see a CPO 2018 Q60 locally where I am in Florida for $32k right now... very tempting... always adored the way the Q60 looked... I've never been a big infotainment kind of guy... I'm still getting used to daily driving a car with blind-spot detectors and backup sensors or a reverse camera... love the tech and makes owning such a big car much easier to park and drive for sure!
Just checked, Autolenders GO was $2000 less than Vroom ($33,400).
My instant quote was low, but I scheduled a short video call appraisal and they came up roughly 3k!
Congrats on selling the car. However, I still would find it hard to leave $2,300 on the table like that. So many people have sold their car to Vroom. It is a massive national company that has a ton of people satisfied with selling a car to them.
The prices vary wildly depending on location. I thought I got a lot($37,670) for my 2019 RWD GT2. After seeing these crazy offers for GT and GT1 cars my price doesn’t look so good.
Wow, never heard of Auto Lenders GO before. I put my 2021 GT in w/2500 miles and they're offering $38,000. Carvana doesn't have any info on the 21 models and Vroom was only offering $34,500. Tempting as I paid $37k for it about 8 months ago. What was the process like?
The process was unbelievably easy and so, so efficient. They are so very fast. Just upload photos of registration, title, drivers license. Then print out a free next day air lable, mail title to them. The transport team calls you to schedule a pickup time and he gives you the check! 6 days for me from the time that I entered my vin on their website until pickup.
True that! haha!
Huh, that is the first time I have heard of the check taking so long.
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Buying and selling with Vroom are two entirely different processes. I wouldn’t buy a car from Vroom in all likelihood. I would definitely sell another one to them.The Fast Lane Car had issues with Vroom mishandling their check to purchase an I8.
Vroom.com Lost Our $63,000 Check — Turning What Should Have Been A Dream Car Purchase Into A Complete Nightmare (Video)
Car shopping site Vroom.com lost our payment for a 2015 BMW i8 to the tune of $63,000. So far, the issue hasn't been resolved - here's the story to this point.
A former coworker of mine however did a trade with Vroom and had zero issues. .
YMMV?
lmfao that's not good!
That's extremely low. Probably because of the miles. They'll probably make a 4 pounder off of it. If you don't know car sales lingo, it means $4k over what they gave you.
