Carvana Sold Car With Safety Defects and Warranty Claim Portal is Inaccessible
Carvana customers discover multiple undisclosed safety defects and cannot submit warranty claims through the required Silver Rock portal due to broken login links. The buyer is stuck between two companies with no ownership of the claim process. A consumer claim routing tool for online car marketplaces would address this gap.
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