Carvana launching free vehicle delivery in the market. Customers in the KC metro area can now visit Carvana.com and browse through more than 9,000 vehicles, finance, purchase and even trade in their current vehicle in as little as 10 minutes. This launch broadens Carvana’s presence in the Midwest, adding Kansas to its roster of states with free, as-soon-as-next-day vehicle delivery. With Carvana, Kansas City residents can now reclaim their weekends instead of spending endless hours at the dealership. From the comfort of their own home – or on the go via mobile phone or tablet – they can complete the entire purchase process online. Carvana is committed to providing all customers with an experience free of haggling and full of savings. In 2016, Carvana customers saved an average of $1,430 versus the Kelley Blue Book® Suggested Retail Value. Carvana owns its entire national inventory and every vehicle is Carvana Certified, having gone through a rigorous 150-point inspection. Carvana vehicles have never been in a reported accident, nor have frame damage. Customers can view all features, imperfections and updated information about open safety recalls on the car’s vehicle description page. Additionally, to ensure complete peace of mind, Carvana provides all customers with a 7-day test-own period to ensure the vehicle fits their life. Carvana has delivered vehicles to customers in 48 states, and offers free, as-soon-as next-day delivery to residents in 45 markets: Albuquerque (N.M.), Atlanta, Augusta (Ga.), Austin (Texas), Bakersfield (Calif.), Baltimore, Birmingham (Ala.), Charlotte (N.C.), Chattanooga (Tenn.), Chicago, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbia (S.C.), Columbus (Ohio), Corpus Christi (Texas), Dallas, Detroit, Ft. Myers (Fla.), Greenville (S.C.), Hampton Roads (Va.), Houston, Indianapolis, Jacksonville (Fla.), Knoxville (Tenn.), Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Louisville (Ky.), Macon (Ga.), Memphis (Tenn.), Miami, Nashville (Tenn.), Newark (N.J.), Oklahoma City, Orlando (Fla.), Philadelphia, Phoenix, Pittsburgh, Raleigh (N.C.), Richmond (Va.), San Antonio, St. Louis, Tampa (Fla.), Tucson (Ariz.), Washington, D.C. and now Kansas City (Kan.).