We wanted to make buying a used car as easy as buying something on Amazon. No dealership. No haggling. Just click and it shows up at your door.

disruptione-commerceTechCrunch Interview, 2015

The used car market is a $700 billion industry built entirely on mistrust. We thought transparency alone would be enough to win. We were wrong about the economics.

failuremarketplacePost-mortem Interview, 2017

We were spending $2,400 to acquire each customer. You can't sell a used Honda Civic at those unit economics and survive.

failureunit-economicsStartup Podcast, 2017

We had the product. We had the demand. We just didn't have a business model that worked. That's a different kind of failure — the most frustrating kind.

failurebusiness-modelMedium Post, 2017

Everyone told us we were the future of car buying. Turns out the future needed better margins than we had.

failurehypeBusiness Insider Interview, 2017

If I did it again, I'd start with one city, not fifteen. We scaled before we figured out the math. Classic mistake.

failurescalingFounder Interview, 2018