Because they have contracts with finance companies that they don’t have to provide titles for 6 months to 2 yrs. They are a rip off company don’t do business with a dealership that does not have a title upfront. No title, no money no contract walk out do not do business.
No it's not crazy. It is probably normal. Not that much of a difference in features regarding those years in less you really know the particulars with Maseratis.
Instead of refunding him, they wanted to give him another vehicle instead. If that vehicle was worth over 68k, they would’ve made him pay the difference
@That V8 Life - If they didn't cut corners and bring bad news around their customers, then maybe they could catch a break. Personally, they have no credibility with me.
@@gomerhanger2285 that’s not even remotely true 😂. They present like any other dealership. And run your credit. I just bought a car last year and was going to go with Carvana but I did my research and saw how much people were getting scammed and didn’t thank God. People just don’t research.
"Carvana denied all prior knowledge that the vehicle was stolen" We know, that is the problem. You didn't exercise due diligence before putting a stolen vehicle up for sale. Regardless, who's dumb enough to pay near 70k for a used Maserati. Finding out it was stolen was probably a blessing in disguise. Those SUVs are maintenance headaches and attractive to carjackers.
You must respect carvana for one thing: They fleeced the country into believing it's safe to buy a luxury car from someone on the internet without ever seeing their face or knowing their name.
That is exactly right and they both would have found out in a couple of months. They are just like chryslers a piece of 💩 People are so dumb but you can learn a lot from a dummy.
The door and the dash Vin checked out. Carvana was as much a victim as the end customer. No shame on Carvana. Shame on the thief that stole the car, changed the VIN plates and resold the car. Your anger is severely misplaced.
@@KingDavidtheRed1 not really, if the inspection is thorough they’d found out what the auto shop did. Lol seems like you’re doing playing this as it’s the end of Carvana
David, If this was a private seller I’d agree. This was a company whose business is flipping cars. The fraud wasn’t all that good so a professional car seller should have found it.
This is what happens when every company does things the way amazon does. I'll bet a million that someone has found a loophole when it comes to carvana buying cars
Dude, is this the first Carvana story you’ve come across? They’ve already been banned from doing business in a handful of states. You can’t compare the two companies.
Since the contract has the wrong information on the car it's breach of contract deed and they have to give you your money back the attorney will push it and you'll get it back
Exactly. He got all his money back on a used vehicle. What about the insurance company? Was there a check on the vehicle at all? The VIN didn't change.
@@Dior444L Caravana had to get the paperwork from the DMV. When you scan the bar codes the vin # and description of the car comes up on the screen. If the number is off it's going to bring up a different vehicle, color, milage, everything.
It can be done easily. If a person is not as savvy when it comes to certain models and such. Plenty of people I know can't tell my car from year to year. The everyday jo trusts business to do fair and straight business. Cavana is who got scammed really
This guy ROCKS! You go! So glad that he filed a lawsuit to ensure it wouldn't happen to anyone else. Most people would have taken the offer and walked away. This guy actually cares about other people being taken without even knowing it.
Wow … he’s right that could have been a scary situation if he didn’t have his purchase information from Carvana in the vehicle when he was at the service department… he would have been arrested quickly 😮
@@KingDavidtheRed1 What are you on about doofus? Million cars sold 😂. As of December 22 2022 the stock was down 98% and delisted from the stock exchange. The only metrics that matter 🤡.
🤣🤣Reminds me of the time when I was in the Air Force and my buddy bought his wife a gorgeous set of golf clubs for her birthday, she don’t golf, and for Christmas he bought her a blender and vacuum cleaner!!🤣🤣🤣 Thank you Jesus I never got married, not enough money on the planet to make me EVER get married!! FTS!!!!
My thought too. I’ve never dated or even met a woman who cared about cars, let alone enough to specify a Maserati as her dream car. Dude bought this for himself.
That’s bs. I’ve literally lost track at how many times people have been pulled over due to Carvana cars being stolen & being arrested “cause they had no prior knowledge of a vehicle being stolen”
I bought a stolen car off Craigslist. It was 1999 for escort for $700. Ran like a champ drove it around for a couple weeks took it to DMV to put it in my name the all of a sudden, cop walks in them boom the tow truck came to take it back to the original owner in Sacramento and I got picked up from DMV smh.
I always insist the seller go with me to transfer tiltle. And when selling I go with them to do so and cash their check if they give me one. Everyone leaves happy.
When my sister was driving in her big rig, and passing through Philadelphia she witnessed a lot of stolen vehicles getting new Vin numbers and other things by the thieves, she and then boyfriend were long distance truckers and she said Philly was the worst place ever.
but how did she see people switching vins? thats not something youre gonna do in public where others can see, youd go to a chop shop for that to do it in private
if buddy can’t tell the difference between a 2017 and 2021 Levante, then mans should have no biz taking out a loan for a 68k car that will be 5k in 5 years😂
@@danieldaniels7571 there blaming the consumer, the style of the vehicles doesn't change much. You can't tell the year difference from most Mercedes-Benz.
@Niya_gb Island the entire car has been facelifted including headlights and tailights, siding with the consumer thats dumb enough to take out a 7-8% loan on a 92% depreciating asset in 3 years. great idea
My brother has a friend, "Daryl", who traveled from California to Nevada to buy a classic Chevy. He showed it off to me, it was sweet. I asked him if he had a problem with the VIN on the car not matching the pink slip, but what was more fun (for me) was that the front and back plates were from different states. 😂😳🙄
he might get a fraction of his lawsuit, but carvana will fight it for years to try to wear him out. i doubt that they didnt know it was stolen and i doubt its the first time they sold a stolen car
Receiving and selling stolen goods of that value are 2nd degree felonies. Ignorance is not an excuse. This isn't just civil, it's criminal. Not to mention that the police could just as easily killed him as let him go.
Obviously that man is an easy target. He missed the most obvious red flags, his first mistake was purchasing from Carvana, second mistake was not doing his research on the vehicle in order to know the differences between a 2017 and 2021, third mistake was getting ripped off thinking that car worth $68k. More than likely he’ll be on the news again for buying a 2023 Twin Turbo Tesla Model S.
The only way that they noticed the vehicle was stolen Is by checking the Vin tag on the frame of the vehicle. He clearly got the car registered and no one was the wiser. The police wouldn’t have even known because the vehicle was registered to him under a new Vin
@@ryanjones5709 yea but what's up with PC of car ? Any scan will show master vin of car .plus u got barcodes of vin on doors esc that cops scan all the time. This guy is right, he was lucky because for stuff like this in Chicago cops come heavy ( they have too )
i sold a car to carvana once and they literally didnt even look at it.. i pulled up. they turned it on looked at mileage and gave me my check and walked off.. no inspection at all.. my car was a rust bucket that i couldnt sell on the private market and they paid me top dollar for it lol
Good for you man, i hope you get some money out of them because your right, all car dealership promote their "point inspections" which means nothing just a promotional gimmick!
To be fair no mechanical inspection I’ve ever had done even looked at VIN. But the title review Carvana presumably does should have made people at the company wonder.
How does Carvana not know the difference between a '17 and a '21 levante? Those years have two different tail lights and more design differences which had to have made someone ask questions
It’s not even just that. My 50 year old sports car I cam see title errors slipping by. But this car the most cursory Carfax report would have thrown up problems.
"we didnt know the vehicle was stolen" isnt it your job to figure that out? but i guess thats what happens when your notorious with car title issues. if you required all people to provide a valid title before you paid a seller, and sold a car you wouldnt have these issues. also if you cant even verify the car your selling is the correct year thats a serious problem as well
Yet another reason to never purchase a vehicle from an online only company. Maybe this is why they take so long to send people their titles? Also why so many states have banned them from selling in their States.
Due diligence works. I haven’t bought a new car since 1990. I keep Ford trucks and have my mechanic inspect. Buying one with 100000 on the odometer means I can put another 200000 on it, pay 1/4 the new price and put the balance in investments. Or I buy a sports car, inspect it myself, and know buying a classic sports car means money spent on upkeep and repair. Either way, I calculated that in 33 years I saved well over $200000 in vehicle devaluation and interest payments.
When both the door and the dash VINs match, any dealer would have sold the car because the VIN check would have not shown it as stolen. Carvana got suckered the same as the guy. He deserves his money back. I was on his side until his money grubbing lawyer whispered in his ear and had him sue for $1,000,000. That just shows how pathetic both the customer and his stain lawyer are.
It’s not even that, you have to realize carvana has title issues lol, in Illinois & Nc they’ve been banned from selling and then they promised to “act right” yet they continued with their devilish behavior.
It’s quite obvious this is not a 2021 Levante based off the taillights alone. There are plenty of other things that point to it being the older generation…and him being an Army veteran has what to do with this story?
How Carvana is even still in business is mindboggling.
Ima start a farud buisness
They rubbing hands with Illinois officials
I was thinking the same thing.
They have a direct partnership with carjacking thugs syndicates in East and West coast.
Because they have contracts with finance companies that they don’t have to provide titles for 6 months to 2 yrs. They are a rip off company don’t do business with a dealership that does not have a title upfront. No title, no money no contract walk out do not do business.
I'm not sure what is more disturbing...He was sold a stolen vehicle or a 2017 model can be sold as a 2021. That's crazy!
4 years is pretty significant with those higher end cars like Maseratis too
I have reason to believe someone at Carvana altered the paperwork on the car to make it more appealing to the customer, which is illegal.
Neither its the ta t he bought a maserati to begin with
@@thanosianthemadtitanic How is buying an expensive car disturbing I mean everyone would want to buy one, but not a stolen one.
No it's not crazy. It is probably normal. Not that much of a difference in features regarding those years in less you really know the particulars with Maseratis.
Carvana had the nerve to ask if he wanted a different vehicle from them 😂😂😂
😂 ikr..they fact that these ppl are still in business is insane
Instead of refunding him, they wanted to give him another vehicle instead. If that vehicle was worth over 68k, they would’ve made him pay the difference
😂 Like finding a bandaid in ur soup so they offer you more free soup
“We have a wide range of pre-loved vehicles suitable for every buyer and budget”
Lol after all that, I would never buy a car from them ever again
He really lucked out because those cars are not worth that kind of money.
True.
Yeah
Exactly.
He was dumb or lucky?
They are JUNK
When you get interviewed by police but the company that sold it to you doesn't.
White at it again 🫡
yes.. go sell a stolen vehicle and see if the police dont show up at your door step
@@FITBOYGAMINGchill bruh, he’s saying carvana didn’t get interviewed
Cops won't even try to get past the corporate firewall.
After all of the issues with titles a year ago in Illinois, I doubt I'd ever buy a car from Carvana.
Mun keez will be mun Keez
So there is still a chance?
@That V8 Life - If they didn't cut corners and bring bad news around their customers, then maybe they could catch a break. Personally, they have no credibility with me.
@@joshuarkristof80 - Of Course! I'd give them my money when they earn my trust! They have not done that.
@@SFbayArea94121 racists will all be looked at as jealous. You’re mad you can’t afford it. Sucks to be you. Get a job lazy.
The fact that people are still buying cars from them just blows my mind!!
Credit scores that’s why. They’ll approve anyone.
@@gomerhanger2285 not really
@@gomerhanger2285 they scamming everyone
@@gomerhanger2285 that’s not even remotely true 😂. They present like any other dealership. And run your credit. I just bought a car last year and was going to go with Carvana but I did my research and saw how much people were getting scammed and didn’t thank God. People just don’t research.
@@nowaynoway915 where did you buy from
"Carvana denied all prior knowledge that the vehicle was stolen" We know, that is the problem. You didn't exercise due diligence before putting a stolen vehicle up for sale. Regardless, who's dumb enough to pay near 70k for a used Maserati. Finding out it was stolen was probably a blessing in disguise. Those SUVs are maintenance headaches and attractive to carjackers.
True!
Yep! Biiig dummy!🤦🏿♂️👍🏿✊🏿🤷🏿♂️🫡
100% right😅
First mistake was financing a used maserati for 9 years and secound mistake was for Jody's wife
Agreed!
You must respect carvana for one thing: They fleeced the country into believing it's safe to buy a luxury car from someone on the internet without ever seeing their face or knowing their name.
🤣Facts!
The first mistake this guy make was to buy a maserrati.🤣🤣
That is exactly right and they both would have found out in a couple of months.
They are just like chryslers a piece of 💩
People are so dumb but you can learn a lot from a dummy.
Yeah they are like the Michael Kors of cars
😁😁😁😁
Bet you can’t even afford a Volkswagen
Why must you be negative it was a joke.@@cmsproject3972
Shame on Carvana, aside from title, tag issue and good thing he didn't pay in full.
The door and the dash Vin checked out. Carvana was as much a victim as the end customer. No shame on Carvana. Shame on the thief that stole the car, changed the VIN plates and resold the car. Your anger is severely misplaced.
@@KingDavidtheRed1 not really, if the inspection is thorough they’d found out what the auto shop did. Lol seems like you’re doing playing this as it’s the end of Carvana
@@tmchristmas 150 point inspection should include checking all vin numbers
David,
If this was a private seller I’d agree. This was a company whose business is flipping cars. The fraud wasn’t all that good so a professional car seller should have found it.
This is what happens when every company does things the way amazon does. I'll bet a million that someone has found a loophole when it comes to carvana buying cars
Amazon has really good customer service, though
Dude, is this the first Carvana story you’ve come across? They’ve already been banned from doing business in a handful of states. You can’t compare the two companies.
This is definitely above the amount for felony theft and fraud.
Wow
Thats the issue getting a used car u don't know
Since the contract has the wrong information on the car it's breach of contract deed and they have to give you your money back the attorney will push it and you'll get it back
But the Kangz wants 1 milly now
BC he put a down payment and made 2 payments!
You know while driving a Maserati, all that pain and suffering
Felt sorry for the dude until he said he’s suing for a million dollars.
He got a response after calling the news team. You’d would be suing for 20 mill
Doesn’t mean he will get that. Even if he does win it don’t mean he can collect either. It could take ten to twenty years to see a dime of that money.
Exactly. He got all his money back on a used vehicle.
What about the insurance company? Was there a check on the vehicle at all? The VIN didn't change.
Come on bro, 1 million dollars!?? I don’t think so.
Dude could have easily had guns pointed at him for a felony traffic stop on a stolen vehicle. I’d sue for more tbh
The DMV should have caught that when they did the tags and title work.
They didn't want to insult the kangz
The dmv is only checking the door vin plate and the windshield vin plate, and making sure it matches what’s on paper (the one carvana gave them)
@@Dior444L Caravana had to get the paperwork from the DMV. When you scan the bar codes the vin # and description of the car comes up on the screen. If the number is off it's going to bring up a different vehicle, color, milage, everything.
The fact that the car passed off that it was a 2021 and actually a 2017 and no one noticed the feature and condition differences is amazing
I’m not surprised I used to work there.
It can be done easily. If a person is not as savvy when it comes to certain models and such. Plenty of people I know can't tell my car from year to year. The everyday jo trusts business to do fair and straight business. Cavana is who got scammed really
Carvana is so shady, but who buys a Maserati from Carvana?
who buys a masarati period unless youre from Arizona 😅
@@rldabomb33or if you’re a Diddy 😅
Carvana should be charged with selling stolen property, including possession of stolen property
What I can’t understand is why people are still buying cars from Carvana😮😢😅😂
They have a car vending machine sir .. that’s worth the added $15k above kbb alone
You can't understand an obvious fact?? Everything is cheaper on there...
He boutta get a million bucks... atleast 750,000 🤣🤣
its car nirvana😂
@@Lousasshol 😂 nailed it
This guy ROCKS! You go! So glad that he filed a lawsuit to ensure it wouldn't happen to anyone else. Most people would have taken the offer and walked away. This guy actually cares about other people being taken without even knowing it.
yeah I'm sure he's gonna give that million dollars to 'other people'
The fact that they wanted him to trade back in a vehicle that's known to be stolen is outrageous.
He is correct. I work at a dealership we check body frame and engines everytime.
Wow … he’s right that could have been a scary situation if he didn’t have his purchase information from Carvana in the vehicle when he was at the service department… he would have been arrested quickly 😮
He should have let them arrest him, it would have been more of a better fight for that 1 million dollars he asking for!!
@@SB-lw5xt would’ve gotten so much more huh😂😭
Especially as aBLACK MAN
@@SB-lw5xt😂😂😂 you’re right! A lawyer told that to someone I knew…lol 😅🤪
Much respect for him caring about others.
This guy is spot on.
Carvana is scary company.... Wow.. Can they check every car they sold?
As of Dec 1st 2022, Carvana has sold 1 million cars. That means the few hundred unhappy customers really are the vast minority.
@@KingDavidtheRed1 not exactly. People have had bad experiences and could’ve not said anything
@@KingDavidtheRed1 What are you on about doofus? Million cars sold 😂. As of December 22 2022 the stock was down 98% and delisted from the stock exchange. The only metrics that matter 🤡.
I myself and a few others I know have purchased from them before with no problems. Today I probably wouldn't
@@KingDavidtheRed1 they literally have lawsuits and have been banned from selling in multiple states
Insane that verifying proper ownership (as in not being stolen) isn’t a part of their process.
This man deserves that 1 million dollar! How can company like this did not check whether this car was stolen or not?
Carvana would have made Matilda's father proud. Those were the kind of things he really strived for.
🤣🤣🤣 my daughter and I just watched Matilda the other day and its a Classic
🤣
🤠🤠🤠🤠
@@Carmellasandy one of my favorite movies ❤❤
Even if it wasnt stolen Carvanna couldn't tell it was a 2017 and not a 2021?!?! This is like double fraud....yikes
And Carvana wonders why they are about to go out of business
just when you thought a company couldn't stoop any lower
What about the former owners, they may have written it as stolen for insurance claims. It happens all the time, and not just for cars either.
1 million, yea I can see that being awarded.
@John Doe nope
Hope you got your wife a much better birthday present.And I’m sure she understands
Nope she’ll demand a 2021…check that 2023….modern women
@Jerry Rice What wig cost $10K?
I read reviews that Maserati’s had tons of mechanical problems especially with their engines. This could be a blessing in disguise for him.
They do my late husband had one and we were driving through Manhattan going back home to Long Island and the car started smoking and catching fire .
@@Miss.TJ516 , I can’t even like your comment cuz you’re late husband R.I.P. and your whip catching fire. That’s awful. 🙏🏿
@@mr.beatspt.2969 Thank you so much 🙂
This is happening a lot with Carvana.
Carvana: "We had no prior knowledge the car was stolen"...uh why not? Nice to know Carvana sells stolen cars as well.
If he was willing to buy a '21 model, might as well go the extra mile and buy a '22 or '23 from the dealership.
Apparently you have no idea how much they cost!! 🙄🤡
with a maserati you can just wait a few years and pick one up for a few grand
@@AnastasiaBeaverhousn there not expensive, 90K for a brand new Levante. BMWs cost more than Maseratis, high are made by Chrysler, total junk.
This is such a thoughtful gift. It reminds me of the time I bought my wife a table saw. You should have seen the look of surprise on her face!
A table saw....I would have looked mad. A car is great. 😡
Should have seen the look on my woman’s face when she got pots and pans for b day
Lol
🤣🤣Reminds me of the time when I was in the Air Force and my buddy bought his wife a gorgeous set of golf clubs for her birthday, she don’t golf, and for Christmas he bought her a blender and vacuum cleaner!!🤣🤣🤣 Thank you Jesus I never got married, not enough money on the planet to make me EVER get married!! FTS!!!!
My thought too. I’ve never dated or even met a woman who cared about cars, let alone enough to specify a Maserati as her dream car.
Dude bought this for himself.
That’s bs. I’ve literally lost track at how many times people have been pulled over due to Carvana cars being stolen & being arrested “cause they had no prior knowledge of a vehicle being stolen”
Makes a person wonder how many stolen cars pass thru Carvana
I bought a stolen car off Craigslist. It was 1999 for escort for $700. Ran like a champ drove it around for a couple weeks took it to DMV to put it in my name the all of a sudden, cop walks in them boom the tow truck came to take it back to the original owner in Sacramento and I got picked up from DMV smh.
At least you got a good 2 weeks out of it. 😃
I always insist the seller go with me to transfer tiltle. And when selling I go with them to do so and cash their check if they give me one.
Everyone leaves happy.
1 million dollars 😂😅😂 Are you f'n crazy! Why not free cars for life? Or your own dealership? Lol
When my sister was driving in her big rig, and passing through Philadelphia she witnessed a lot of stolen vehicles getting new Vin numbers and other things by the thieves, she and then boyfriend were long distance truckers and she said Philly was the worst place ever.
but how did she see people switching vins? thats not something youre gonna do in public where others can see, youd go to a chop shop for that to do it in private
She was just hanging outside saying heyyyy y'all over there changing vin numbers, let me see what y'all doing lmao stop it
Stop lying about my city!!!
Hello from Philadelphia.
On what street is the VIN exchange? Race? Front? I never see the VIN Team.
@@Moellmoell 🤣🤣 right! I clicked on this comment as soon as read "...witnessed..."! I'm like 😯😯 "where they do that at?!" 😂😂!
if buddy can’t tell the difference between a 2017 and 2021 Levante, then mans should have no biz taking out a loan for a 68k car that will be 5k in 5 years😂
Exactly what I was thinking. How can you not know the model differences from 5 years apart
@@Eric-bh7jy I’m more shocked that Carvana didn’t know the difference
@@danieldaniels7571 there blaming the consumer, the style of the vehicles doesn't change much. You can't tell the year difference from most Mercedes-Benz.
@Niya_gb Island the entire car has been facelifted including headlights and tailights, siding with the consumer thats dumb enough to take out a 7-8% loan on a 92% depreciating asset in 3 years. great idea
A million dollars to “make sure it doesn’t happen again” while you reek the benefits?!😂😂😂😂😂😂 Lol
reap the benefits
I reek my benefits from da government!
@@badcholesterol he makes the benefits smell bad lol
*He be reekin for dem free gibbs mane*
Man, them benny’s reek!
Million dollars? I was all on his side till I heard he was suing for a million dollars damage. That’s lame.
Guess I need to check the doors to verify the VIN matches the windshield also 😳
My brother has a friend, "Daryl", who traveled from California to Nevada to buy a classic Chevy. He showed it off to me, it was sweet. I asked him if he had a problem with the VIN on the car not matching the pink slip, but what was more fun (for me) was that the front and back plates were from different states. 😂😳🙄
😂😂🤣 god bless him
I'm sure he did not know. Some ppl are just clueless.
@@Newchannel9o6 Bless his heart - it was not his first car purchase. You are correct.
1,000,000.00 sounds about right 😂😂😂😂 it's coming out of someone's commission.
I certainly hope he gets the 1 mill. I wonder how much inspection they REALLY do. Carvana is really going to take a hit on this PR nightmare.
He’s right , this could never happen again, period
he might get a fraction of his lawsuit, but carvana will fight it for years to try to wear him out. i doubt that they didnt know it was stolen and i doubt its the first time they sold a stolen car
Money over everythinf
It’s not the first time, lot of the cars they sell have title issues
Settlement
Can they afford to fight a lawsuit for years??
What was so stunning was that the DMV never found in their system that the car was stolen
A million dollars my man??? REALLY🤨
WHAT DOES THIS TELL YOU...
***DO NOT BUY ANY VEHICLES FROM CARVANA***
Receiving and selling stolen goods of that value are 2nd degree felonies. Ignorance is not an excuse. This isn't just civil, it's criminal. Not to mention that the police could just as easily killed him as let him go.
Correct ❗️they have to be sued, it’s no way around this. Anyone who has good knowledge of law will easily win this case.
Why would they kill him? is he pointing a gun at them or acting like a moron putting people's lives at risk. He is a pathetic human being though.
👎
Obviously that man is an easy target. He missed the most obvious red flags, his first mistake was purchasing from Carvana, second mistake was not doing his research on the vehicle in order to know the differences between a 2017 and 2021, third mistake was getting ripped off thinking that car worth $68k. More than likely he’ll be on the news again for buying a 2023 Twin Turbo Tesla Model S.
Him suing for $1 million shows what kind of person he is. He deserves compensation but he’s trying to exploit the situation. Gross.
Don't buy cars from Carvana and don't rent cars from Hertz.
Oh he is so lucky he didn’t find out by getting pulled over by the police and that the dealership didn’t call the police right away.
The only way that they noticed the vehicle was stolen Is by checking the Vin tag on the frame of the vehicle. He clearly got the car registered and no one was the wiser. The police wouldn’t have even known because the vehicle was registered to him under a new Vin
@@ryanjones5709 yea but what's up with PC of car ? Any scan will show master vin of car .plus u got barcodes of vin on doors esc that cops scan all the time. This guy is right, he was lucky because for stuff like this in Chicago cops come heavy ( they have too )
@@koevirel8350 I agree w you, but this didn’t happen in Chicago, it happened in NC
Ernie is such a great man I swear selling a vet a stolen car paints a good picture
i sold a car to carvana once and they literally didnt even look at it.. i pulled up. they turned it on looked at mileage and gave me my check and walked off.. no inspection at all.. my car was a rust bucket that i couldnt sell on the private market and they paid me top dollar for it lol
This is a good man....going beyond his turbulence in order to avoid anyone else going through this!!! 😊😊😊
This is the reason why I will continue going to the dealership in person.
RIGHT!! ANY CAR I HAVE EVER HAD CAME FROM A DEALERSHIP.
Of course he is going after a million… can’t miss the opportunity right
Seems like the thing to do for every American.
@@ICantBreve reparations....everyone wants 'reparations'.....lol
@@ICantBreveAll the most scariest people hiding behind fake propaganda profiles!🤡
If that was a white person suing, I’d see less disagreements with the lawsuit on here.
@@apexone5502 Facts! They quick to sue for anything but we can’t lol!
I hope more ppl take legal action against this company, smh.
Good for you man, i hope you get some money out of them because your right, all car dealership promote their "point inspections" which means nothing just a promotional gimmick!
To be fair no mechanical inspection I’ve ever had done even looked at VIN.
But the title review Carvana presumably does should have made people at the company wonder.
That’s what happens when you don’t have enough money to buy luxury vehicles directly thru the dealership. SMH. That’s crazy
First mistake was buying a mazarati
How does Carvana not know the difference between a '17 and a '21 levante? Those years have two different tail lights and more design differences which had to have made someone ask questions
Their only interest is making money, by any means necessary.
Especially as a buyer
It’s not even just that. My 50 year old sports car I cam see title errors slipping by. But this car the most cursory Carfax report would have thrown up problems.
How does the guy who’s forking over 68 grand not know the difference either?
@@method2madness762 This guy isn’t a multimillion dollar business
2:24 “The North Carolina Attorney General’s Office says they’re investigating 130 complaints.”
He hasn't been damaged anywhere in the league of requiring a million in compensation.
He was arrested m… I.e emotional distress
@@naomi7594 He said he took it into the dealership and the dealership told him it was stolen and contacted police. He was never arrested LOL
Imagine him getting pulled over by police 🤦🏽♀️ In a stolen vehicle...
"we didnt know the vehicle was stolen" isnt it your job to figure that out? but i guess thats what happens when your notorious with car title issues. if you required all people to provide a valid title before you paid a seller, and sold a car you wouldnt have these issues. also if you cant even verify the car your selling is the correct year thats a serious problem as well
Why was he taking a picture with the car and not his wife? Seems like the was for him, but said it was for his wife to make the news
Maybe his wife requested not to have her pic public.
Relax 🤣🤣
@@ricovali9245 Exactly. Maybe his wife took the photo of her husband next to the car he purchased for her. Seems reasonable.
She’s with her side dude she’s mad about the truck
The real crime here is that he thought buying a Maserati was a good idea.
Another black eye for Carvana.
Another white guilt for Carvana I'd say.
I’m surprised my bro actually got the car he wanted from carvana and everything checks out. He does have a better eye than me or is just super lucky
Yet another reason to never purchase a vehicle from an online only company. Maybe this is why they take so long to send people their titles? Also why so many states have banned them from selling in their States.
Thank you for your service
There's no way that a serious buyer mistakes a 2017 for a 2021. & he shouldn't have been purchasing a vehicle like that at Carvana anyways. Smh.
face lifted in 21’. buddy is just stupid
151 check made me laugh, it probably should be no.1
Gift your wife or husband or Partner a Toy like THAT , and you're making your wife or husband or Partner a CARJACKING TARGET 🎯.
Shut up!!! 🤡🙄 Just say YOU'RE broke!! 🤡
Are we suppose to live in a bubble? Ppl should be am to buy nice things since they have worked hard
Dont be stupid, dont buy from Carvana, period.
Get em!!!
to steal a car then sell it legally is something else
Typical for some who buys a Maserati for status and knows nothing about the brand and what he is even buying. How do you not know it’s a 2017?
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You know what's crazy? This is probably the 3rd story now about this... and that's just the news!
I know it's expensive and not everybody can afford it but this is why I only buy new at the specified brand dealership
I only buy used directly from the previous owner. Used car lots are a scam.
Due diligence works. I haven’t bought a new car since 1990. I keep Ford trucks and have my mechanic inspect. Buying one with 100000 on the odometer means I can put another 200000 on it, pay 1/4 the new price and put the balance in investments.
Or I buy a sports car, inspect it myself, and know buying a classic sports car means money spent on upkeep and repair.
Either way, I calculated that in 33 years I saved well over $200000 in vehicle devaluation and interest payments.
Carvana sounds like a nightmare
When both the door and the dash VINs match, any dealer would have sold the car because the VIN check would have not shown it as stolen. Carvana got suckered the same as the guy. He deserves his money back. I was on his side until his money grubbing lawyer whispered in his ear and had him sue for $1,000,000. That just shows how pathetic both the customer and his stain lawyer are.
It’s not even that, you have to realize carvana has title issues lol, in Illinois & Nc they’ve been banned from selling and then they promised to “act right” yet they continued with their devilish behavior.
Carvana is a mess it seems, I think they would be better off closing shop. Their lack of due diligence is extremely concerning.
He’s seeking $1M 🤣🤣🤣
It’s quite obvious this is not a 2021 Levante based off the taillights alone. There are plenty of other things that point to it being the older generation…and him being an Army veteran has what to do with this story?
Asking for $1 million is too much bruh unless they refuse to give your money back
This is outrageous!
This is impossible without insider. I already had reasons to never buy from carvana but, now I never will.
He went from having a 2021 to a 2017. Wow
Million dollar lawsuit, somebody looking for a payday.