Maybe not much longer: https://zacjohnson.com/is-carvana-going-out-of-business

That article is out of date, Carvana seems to be doing well as of this week.

Case in point - my car - 71 Duster w/408 stroker 4-speed, wilwood brakes, upgraded springs, sway bars, bilstein shocks

Really nice car, I spent about $35K total - rotisserie restoration also had a lot of great help from friends

Sold it to a guy in Delaware in 2018 for just a tick over $30K, he ends up selling a few months later to a "classic" dealership in Ohio for about what he paid me - $30K - they put it on their website for $50K

Sits there for about year and a half - moves to another Ohio specialty dealership - now they want $70K (I noticed they installed power steering)

Eventually it sold at the 2021 Mecum Kissimmee auction for $68K including commission - billed as a "restomod"

imy wife has a 67 gtx, blue on blue buckets- not orig engine, auto/3.55 restored maybe 12yrs ago, rarely driven inside instrument panel , glove box, etc done, all bright work on the outside done. i was looking for 50k, last year, and not a taker - its not a 68/69 or 70

There have been a few that have caught my eye in recent years. One was an '85 or '86 Daytona Turbo Z that was in the car corral at Carlisle a few years ago with the flyer from a consignment dealer still in the window--but with their price crossed out and a more realistic one handwritten in. I talked to the owner and he said his price was much lower because "I'd like to actually sell it."

Then there's this '83 Charger 2.2 I spotted on AT Classics last Spring, right after I talked myself out of a Shelby Charger that was a Hemmings auction. Now, this is a pretty nice example of a car you never see anymore, and it has the right options (5-speed, air, lower-body blackout, deluxe interior), but they're asking $10,995 for it! Now, how many people do you think there are in the whole world who'd still be interested in a 94-horsepower, carbureted, 4-cylinder, front-drive Dodge Charger? 50? 100? Think any of us are interested in paying eleven grand for one?
Well, it was on Barn Finds in late 2022, and the price there was only $5600.
Hope the consignor is enjoying it, because he's gonna have it for a while.

There are a few classic car dealers in this area. A couple of them have been in business for a long time but I honestly don't know how or why. A lot of the cars are "spray paint restos" with significant problems under the surface.