In Indianapolis, you can get a car from a vending machine
December 14, 2018
Carvana, an online retailer selling used cars, has created a seven-story glass structure on Indianapolis’ north side that offers — at least symbolically — the opportunity to select a car, vending machine style. Customers can choose from a selection of over 10,000 cars online and then have the purchase delivered to the machine where, with the help of an associate, they deposit an over-sized coin to retrieve their vehicle.
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