I just sold a car on autotrader.com - seemed to be a good experience for both me and the buyer.
Carvana - I’ve heard about chaos in their system, customers receiving a vehicle but NO TITLE, leaving them with the car payment but not being able to insure, or consequently using, it - taking MONTHS to resolve.
I recently bought a BMW M3 Convertible, found it at a used Honda dealer :)
I use kbb.com and autotrader.com to get an idea about what value any given car has.
#1 do your homework, especially on reliability (I would *never* buy a CVT - continuously variable transmission, like a Nissan Rogue).
I’ve driven just about everything and that car is absolutely one of the funnest cars on the road to drive and has been for decades.
I should’ve added to my post-
you will get a better deal from dealers during the last week of the month esp the last week of any quarter.
In fact we owned one at one point-
we used to take 4-6 week roadtrips just driving around the nation whichever way the wind blew us.
Folks thought that we were nuts doing it in that car vs an RV or something.
Yellowstone, Yosemite Niagara Falls(we got wet in it) etc.... just all over and it was just a an awesome time in part because that car is just flat out fun.