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[quote=Anonymous]Not one of the three options is guaranteed to have a "better" car. Used cars are very individual. You really need to see each one in person as one "2022 Accord LX 24k miles" might be completely different than a similar "2022 Accord LX 24k miles". My info might be a little dated with Carvana but I remember reading that there might be timing issues with your money if you don't decide you want car. If you need a car asap and your money is tied up for a few weeks, that will be an issue. Carmax. You kind of know what you get. You will pay top dollar for the convenience of no haggle. Plus your return options are friendly. Just know that their cars aren't any "better". Dealer. You can always negotiate with a dealer and I would bet they are always cheaper on a car vs Carvana and Carmax. 14 years is a long time. I'd reconsider. No matter which route you choose, ALWAYS get a Pre-purchase inspection on a used car. If the car passes your test, take it to another brand dealer (i.e. If you're buying a Ford from Manassas Ford, take it to Fairfax Ford). The inspection is usually around $150 and it will give peace of mind. Used car conditions are all over the map, especially since Covid as that made used car supply small as owners kept their quality used cars. Good luck![/quote]
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