[BloodCat]

Finally getting rid of the Hellcat and shopped it around to Vroom, Carvana and Give Me The Vin. GMTV had the best offer. Tried a few dealerships and they’re offers were trash. Any of you guys out there deal with GMTV? How was the transaction?

 

[TNRedeye]

I sold my '21 RE to them a few months back. Good offer. Transaction went smoothly. I wouldn't hesitate to use them again.

 

[BloodCat]

I sold my '21 RE to them a few months back. Good offer. Transaction went smoothly. I wouldn't hesitate to use them again.

Nice. Thanks for the feedback

 

[Marc S]

I was plying the field and submitted mine to all of them.
Gmtv kept after me till I lost my temper. Kept low Ballin me. My fault as I didn't really want to sell anyway.

 

[Rio Lobo]

Yes absolutely legit! We did vroom and carvana and give me the vin to sell our Sienna. GMTV had the highest offer within an hour of first contact. We had the check in hand before the driver came to get the vehicle. Once the driver came, he gave us the bill of lading. Then we contacted GMTV to confirm it had been picked up, and they activated the check. It's drawn on Bank of America (not some no name bank you've never heard of) so you could go to your local BoA to verify it. We just e-deposited it to our credit union. Never selling a car any other way again.

 

[BloodCat]

Yes absolutely legit! We did vroom and carvana and give me the vin to sell our Sienna. GMTV had the highest offer within an hour of first contact. We had the check in hand before the driver came to get the vehicle. Once the driver came, he gave us the bill of lading. Then we contacted GMTV to confirm it had been picked up, and they activated the check. It's drawn on Bank of America (not some no name bank you've never heard of) so you could go to your local BoA to verify it. We just e-deposited it to our credit union. Never selling a car any other way again.

Thanks for the info. I decided to go with them. Hopefully everything goes smooth.

 

[Loosescrews]

Just sold my TRX to them. They made an offer I couldn’t refuse.

 

[BloodCat]

Just sold my TRX to them. They made an offer I couldn’t refuse.

Same with my Hellcat. It was $5-$6000 more than the dealerships and almost $4000 more than Vroom.

 

[baabootoo]

These paces are popping up all over now due to Vroom and Carvana's success.

 

[Dutchman]

I sold my Redeye to them. They lowballed me for months but finally outbid Vroom by 1k. I had a couple of issues with the paperwork and the pickup process. DM for details if you need them.

 

[NeverEnough]

Legit company, but terrible "service"

Whomever I was emailing with was extremely rude

 

[Vet Rider]

They offered me $80k for my brand new HC WB Charger I got from Jake for $65k...lol It was hard not to sell it but they begged me for it. I said no.

 

[6speed15]

What is everyone replacing their hellcats/redeyes with even if you can sell them for 10k+ more than you originally bought them for?

 

[Vet Rider]

What is everyone replacing their hellcats/redeyes with even if you can sell them for 10k+ more than you originally bought them for?

I had a ZL1 before the hellcat and would gladly go back to one but at this point it’s 6 of one and half dozen of the other. That’s why I didn’t sell. I want/need the car.

 

[BloodCat]

What is everyone replacing their hellcats/redeyes with even if you can sell them for 10k+ more than you originally bought them for?

I’m not replacing mine with anything

 

[Ron b]

They offered me 2k over sticker on my 2021 Challenger Red-eye 1700 miles, but when I went to order a 2022 Red-eye same specs the difference, because of increased prices, reduced rebate, having to pay full tax (because of no trade in) and the cost of the detail, ceramic coating, custom stripes and ppf, was only a couple thousand profit.

Definitely not worth all the headaches involved, especially since this one is a strong runner, but still crazy the prices they are willing to pay.

 

[furious70]

I just tried them today, they were 2-4k under what carvana offered for my 2012.

 

[BloodCat]

I just tried them today, they were 2-4k under what carvana offered for my 2012.

Carvana offered me $53,600. GMTV offer was $66,000. Seriously almost a $13,000 difference

 

[furious70]

Carvana offered me $53,600. GMTV offer was $66,000. Seriously almost a $13,000 difference

Wow, definitely employing different algorithms! The lesson I think is to engage all of them for offers before you sell.

 

[NoCoHC]

The owner does a national radio show on Saturdays they are definitely legit. I sold a Hellcat to them a few years ago. I've submitted a couple of current cars to them and their offers haven't been great. I think it depends on who the buyer is you get. The guy I keep getting sucks. Not sure how they are paid but I know it's commission so they are probably motivated to lowball you so they make more profit thus higher commission. That's been my recent experience anyway.