Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You pay more for convenience and laziness. If that's your thing, go right ahead.
To me, I only pay out of convenience and laziness for the things that really help me on a day to day basis. I buy a car maybe once every 2-3 years. I'm willing to spend a day to deal with a little hassle to save thousands of dollars every 2-3 years.
You pay more compared to what? I thought Carvana was supposed to be cheaper because they cut out the car dealer/salesperson/middleman?
???
You think Carvana is not a dealer and does not hire any salesperson?
That's a rather odd way of thinking about them.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You pay more for convenience and laziness. If that's your thing, go right ahead.
To me, I only pay out of convenience and laziness for the things that really help me on a day to day basis. I buy a car maybe once every 2-3 years. I'm willing to spend a day to deal with a little hassle to save thousands of dollars every 2-3 years.
You pay more compared to what? I thought Carvana was supposed to be cheaper because they cut out the car dealer/salesperson/middleman?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You pay more for convenience and laziness. If that's your thing, go right ahead.
To me, I only pay out of convenience and laziness for the things that really help me on a day to day basis. I buy a car maybe once every 2-3 years. I'm willing to spend a day to deal with a little hassle to save thousands of dollars every 2-3 years.
You pay more compared to what? I thought Carvana was supposed to be cheaper because they cut out the car dealer/salesperson/middleman?
Anonymous wrote:You pay more for convenience and laziness. If that's your thing, go right ahead.
To me, I only pay out of convenience and laziness for the things that really help me on a day to day basis. I buy a car maybe once every 2-3 years. I'm willing to spend a day to deal with a little hassle to save thousands of dollars every 2-3 years.
Anonymous wrote:Caravana