Carvana customer waits six months for Maryland license plates
Carvana customer waits six months for Maryland license plates
and last updated 2021-02-16 07:11:39-05
BALTIMORE â Drivers are experiencing all kinds of delays when it comes to renewing licenses, titling, and registration but a Maryland man did not expect a six-month wait after he bought a car from Carvana.
Gregory Coulson decided to shop with Carvana after seeing a commercial advertising zero hidden fees.
âThe truck dealers charge $500 for paperwork,â said Coulson.
He checked out the companyâs website and found a truck he liked.
âLooked at prices of dealers and so forth, competitive with dealer prices. They advertise no fees, so I went ahead and did all the paperwork and now I have a truck without a license plate,â said Coulson.
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