Carvana, an industry pioneer for buying and selling used cars online, is the first used auto dealer to provide select customers in Georgia with the speedy and convenient service of online purchasing with same day delivery. Carvana customers already benefit from an accessible, transparent, and intuitive online car buying experience, and now Atlanta-area residents have the opportunity to receive their new vehicle as soon as the same day they order it. The company also introduced same day drop off for select customers selling their vehicles to Carvana in the Atlanta area.

“As our first market and an early adopter of online car buying, Atlanta has always been a second home to Carvana and a focus area for testing innovations to our customer experience,” says Matt Dundas, Carvana Senior Director of Finance. “We are proud to continue raising the bar for Georgia customers – now with the ease and convenience of same-day gratification for both car buying and selling.”

With Carvana's same day delivery service, customers no longer have to decide between waiting for delivery or spending the day at the dealership. Carvana's seamless online platform allows customers to browse through one of the largest selections of high-quality pre-owned vehicles, purchase the vehicle that fits their lifestyle needs, and have it delivered to their doorstep in less than 24 hours. Customers can also appraise their current vehicle through Carvana in minutes, and if they choose to sell it, schedule an appointment to drop it off and receive a check the same day.

This new level of speed and convenience is backed by the combination of Carvana’s extensive infrastructure–including a nationwide network of inspection and reconditioning centers and a robust, efficient logistics fleet–and its digitally native purchasing, underwriting, and appraisal workflows that have simplified and accelerated important elements of the online car buying and selling process.

Initially launched in Arizona this summer, Carvana has brought same day delivery to Indiana, North Carolina, and now Georgia with plans to expand to additional markets across its nationwide footprint in the coming months.