Got a 57k offer from vroom for my 2018 f250 with 64k sticker that I paid $55k (61k otd) for new. 45k miles

If you used, vroom or carvana how did it work out?

 

I used VRoom and it was very easy and painless. They gave me the most for my truck. Whole process took about a week. From pick up of the truck and check in the mail. I had a good experience and would use them again.

 

VRoom Sent you A Check In the Mail...Ive Heard Also they Will Direct Deposit To Your checking Acct.

 

Yeah, I got a check in the mail and they also paid the remaining balance to my auto loan

 

Well something is off with them. I just put my info in there for giggles and it said $41,870. I did it twice to be sure. 2019 F250 Lariat Ultimate $61.5k sticker. Only 11,500 miles. Dealers around here are offering $54k sight unseen with no details about the truck. Similar for sale around here are $61-$64k.

 

That’s odd cause I was offered more than that for my 2017 xlt

 

Its definitely messed up for me. Oh well. I’ll probably sell privately anyhow

 

I just tried them. Dealer offered $50k for truck in sig and vroom offered $42k.

 

LOL. Vroom has lost their minds obviously.

 

here is what they offered me for a 2020 6.7 w/ 6500 miles

 

Carvana offered me 38k.... lol maybe they missed the diesel or something

 

Vroom offered 51 and the dealer gave me 54.

 

I recently sold my old truck this way, but I did not use Vroom. When I first started searching for offers Vroom was offering $3,000.00 more than anyone. I wanted max return like anyone, but I was concerned with the idea that I would send my truck and the signed title to Texas and then wait a few weeks to get paid. Carvana will pick up your vehicle and pay you on the spot, Vroom won't. What if they decided not to buy it? What if they decided to renegotiate after taking possession? How would I make them pay at all? Who would pay the return freight if the deal fell through? I contacted the next highest offer, a local dealer, who first wanted it then called back to say they have too many Ram trucks and can't buy anymore. When I found the new truck I talked to the dealer about trade in. The lease company quoted the dealer $10,000.00 more than my buy out price. I called the lease company and they confirmed the dealer quote, said if they are selling to the dealer they want full retail price. I had to buy out the lease in order to sell the truck. It took almost 2 months to get my title back. By then each original offer was lower and I did not put one additional mile on the truck. Vroom was now in the middle of the pack price wise. I sold to Carmax because they lowered the price the least and they were the high offer. Drove the truck 2 hours to a Carmax store and walked out with a check. Ten miles from the store I cracked the windshield. I was so upset wondering what that will do to the deal. They looked at the ruck and paid the on line quote.

 

Carvana just gave me an offer of $46,5xx. That would have been right under normal used car circumstances. It must be a weird day.

 

Back in July, Carvana, Carmax and Vroom were all at 42k (within a few hundred $) on my 2020 Tundra. As of last week they're all down to about 38k. Offers from local dealers were 40k and 35k.... I paid 38.5k for the truck two years ago.

Probably going to sell it private party anyway, but it's still fun to check the wholesale prices.