Carvana’s Casa Grande, Ariz., dealership is the U.S.’s top-selling Chrysler, Jeep, Ram and Dodge dealer as of April. Joshua Higginbotham, a 43-year-old dad in the Kansas City area, swore off buying new cars from Jeep-Ram parent Stellantis after a few bad experiences at the automaker’s franchised dealerships—including losing a $500 deposit for a Dodge Challenger he didn’t buy. “I don’t want to spend a whole day in a dealership, and they always like to make it take an entire day,” Higginbotham said.
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