Thats because Carvana is flooded with Supra's right now. For example, I was looking at F82 M4's, and there are about 8-10 available that weren't sold. At the same time, there were about 70 Supra's on Carvana that weren't sold.
I have, bought my car (2019 honda insight touring) from Carvana August last year. The car had 17k miles on it and it looked great, they waxed the hell out of it though. I remember finding clumped up wax in the nook and crannies of the exterior of the car. I kept it for a year then I traded it in for my 21 3.0 premium at the dealership. One thing I didn't like at all was that, they kept me on temporary tags the whole time I owned it. Dealership took care of that for me hence I was still able to trade it in. I also heard horror stories about that 7 day policy that they have (like them dragging the process past the 7 day period and denying the request) to some other things like "losing" mailed in money orders down payments. I suggest checking out their subreddit.
I had a buddy who went through a similar horror story, but it was with Vroom. He received the car, and it started acting up within his 7 day window. They basically claimed it was from him not properly driving the car?
Well a lot of Carmax's crap is that they get people into a car they cannot afford with a horrible long-term 9.6%+ APR loan. Does Carvana also do this?
Depends on the comparable cars. Your assessment is without grounds, just because you feel that or read it does not hold true. Market pricing for particular cars is a very real thing.
If he lives in Michigan like the location has, then he can't really drive it right now lol. Its been constant single digit temperatures and snow storms.
