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I am considering using Carvana. Pretty sure I know the answer, but wondering from those who have gone through the experience. My curiosity is this:

Is the Carvana "premium" with it? By premium I mean the slightly higher retail cost + delivery to not have to deal with a dealer.

The car I am looking for is available from multiple local dealers, with lower prices listed on newer model years. I am getting offered less in trade when I do their trade tool, so get the feeling that even though the sticker price is lower, the lower trade value, unknown financing (I am not pre-qualified outside of Carvana), and the time spent in the dealer make the Carvana model that much more appealing.

Anyone had this thought process on their first potential buy, or went with a dealer simply to chase the lower price?

Hey group, I searched and couldn't find anything specific, but curious, if you had to grab a used Pro s AWD or Pro S RWD? Both are 2021, the AWD has under 20k miles and the RWD is right at 40k.

I don't live in snowy conditions, really only have to deal with wet in Florida. Moving from an AWD SUV so thinking I stick with AWD.

The AWD is also $4k more, but both are within my price range. This will be my first EV, so anything to consider would be awesome. Thanks!

I am brand new to Looker. Like brand brand new. I am trying to create a metrics dashboard for the company I work for, to show individual, team, and business level metrics for our customer experience team.

I imported my Google Sheet, but get the feeling my sheet is too "busy" for Looker. I ran the sheet through AI and it suggested changes to headers, making separate tabs for weekly, monthly, and yearly numbers, etc.

Does anyone have anywhere to recommend to get some of the basics of Looker down? YouTube channel? Google Skills?

I really want to tackle this myself, and would love to learn better spreadsheet management, so it becomes easy to use Looker. Any help you can offer would be amazing!