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[wifey2qt]

Ugh , can't stand Amazon 

[AngelPuppy1]

I don't really see the benefit of this???  Seems like more of a hassles and more steps, etc.  I'd rather just do it the old fashioned way personally!!!! 

[Krimpette]

Love Amazon, but definitely not for car shopping...as least not for me.

[Teddixat]

There are all kinds of car buying services now, Carvana, Car Gurus, etc.   When  I bought my car I went to the dealership I knew what I wanted. I took a test drive then went to my credit union who has a car buying service,  I told them the exact color, make and model and they purchased the car for me  Called me when it was delivered abd I drove it home.   I hate dealing with dealerships.  If I were to buy another car, I'd do it the exact same way.   Even the day I went to the dealership to test drive. It was a hassle getting out of there because they wanted me to make the sale right then and high pressure 

[willowbark]

I'm no longer a prime customer due to ordering electronics which was supposed to arrive 2 days later but never did arrive at all. 

They have a digital footprint and knew I never received it yet after having to contact c/s to get my money back which was sizeable, they had the audacity to send me a text to ship back my order.  

I got the refund trust me on that.  

[brandiwine]

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@Mz iMac wrote:

@brandiwine   In my neck of the woods no "retail" stores/malls sells automobiles.

I do not know of any online "retail" outlet that sells cars other than eBay.  If you know of others please school me.

There ARE differences w/each place you listed.

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Happy to help you.  Retail car dealers in the Denver metro all have online sales departments.  Many years ago we found a Toyota Camry online in Kalispell Montana.  Called them, made the deal, transferred the money and they put it on a car transport truck and delivered it to a Home Depot parkiing lot less then a mile away.  I have to admit,  I've never shopped at Macy's or Penney's for a car.  HA! !HA!