[essequattro]

Hi, I'm considering buying this 2018 LBB DCT executive slicktop. Seems absurd to me to pay >$50k for any OG, but my nationwide online search for options I want didn't come up with many better deals, and KBB seems to think it's a great price. So is this reasonable for a fairly desirably spec'd, low-miles LCI with minor cosmetic defects? I'm okay spending this much if it's really where the market is.

Side note: has anyone purchased from Carvana before? How was the experience?

[MicahPA]

Originally Posted by essequattro

Hi, I'm considering buying this 2018 LBB DCT executive slicktop. Seems absurd to me to pay >$50k for any OG, but my nationwide online search for options I want didn't come up with many better deals, and KBB seems to think it's a great price. So is this reasonable for a fairly desirably spec'd, low-miles LCI with minor cosmetic defects? I'm okay spending this much if it's really where the market is.

Side note: has anyone purchased from Carvana before? How was the experience?

Just for reference, I purchased my 2018 with only 8,000 miles last month for $55,900. Manual transmission, executive package, carbon fiber mirrors and rear spoiler, and all service records through BMW dealership. While I do feel the price is a bit high, I had no problems paying for it because it's the exact car I wanted and will hopefully have a home in my garage for 20+ years.

[swampfox94]

Yes this is where the market is. You might get lucky with a forum member selling in the mid to high 40s. And no I would never buy from carvana. Too many horror stories and definitely overpriced for what you get

[(K)]

Reasonable? No. Unfortunately that's the market we currently live in so while it's not "reasonable" it's definitely, sadly accurate given the current conditions.

[essequattro]

Thanks for the responses. Didn't end up purchasing the car due to DCT and concerns with Carvana but it did seem like a pretty good deal!