Carvana continues its rapid U.S. expansion with the launch of its disruptive online used auto retail platform to the Indianapolis market — the company’s 11th new market of the year and 20th overall.They call themselves “a better way to buy a car” and they now offer as-soon-as-next-day delivery to more than 132 million U.S. car buyers.
Carvana uses advanced technology to deliver a fast and seamless car buying process. A customer can use a mobile phone or desktop computer to search for, buy, finance and sell a car, without leaving their home.
According to the company, customers have completed the entire purchase process — including contract signing — in less than 15 minutes, saving an average of $1,461 per purchase, versus Kelley Blue Book suggested retail value, along the way. They can receive their car as soon as the next day, as Carvana will either deliver it to the customer’s home or arrange for pickup at one of the company’s car vending machines.
“As the Crossroads of America and one of the largest cities in the region, Indianapolis has been a key point of expansion for us for a while now,” says Carvana founder and CEO Ernie Garcia. “We can’t wait to revolutionize the car buying experience for residents in the area.”
