[asphaltgambler]

In a different market, maybe. But in this market no way. The biggest issue is titles or more accurately the lack of. As a matter of fact recently there was a lawsuit and cease doing business southeast like NC, SC or Georgia because of selling vehicles and not giving a title for months at time. Further they would send the buyer a different set of out of state temp tags which doesn't fly in most states. There are more than a few buyers where 7-8 months later they still didn't have the title so therefore couldn't register the vehicle, couldn't drive it.

Also a lot of vehicles were delivered with so little gas or battery power ( in the case if electric vehicles) there was no way they could test drive it while the flatbed guy waited. Also, not surprisingly rust or other issues under or low on the body that the camera doesn't pick-up.

When there is a problem, try getting someone on the phone live to resolve it. Do some research.

Think of it this way: Would you look online for your next wife, fully commit, pay for everything in advance and the 1st time you see her in person is when you're standing at the alter with the click ticking?

If that doesn't set well, there's another similar online seller 'Vroom but for there is no brick /mortar and worse reviews.