Why did Carvana rescind their offer for my vehicle?
I recently tried selling a 2025 model year sedan to Carvana. This vehicle previously belonged to Hertz, but the renter abandoned it and hertz didn't pick it up, so I bought it from a police auction. Car is flawless, 20k miles. I had a good offer from carvana and everything was going smooth. Then they started asking for a 10 day loan payoff on Hertz letterhead, and when I asked them why, they said an active lien was showing in NMVTIS. I explained that I bought the vehicle from a law enforcement sale which extinguishes all previous claims of ownership/liens, and I sent them a copy of my clean, lien free title.
I also called my states DMV and NMVTIS and confirmed there were no active liens on the vehicle. I waited about 2 weeks and tried to refresh my offer. That's when I saw a prompt saying I needed to text their experts, who told me the Treasury Operations Department decided they will not buy the car.
I emailed their TOD to ask for more details about what they were seeing in the vehicles record that prevented them from buying it. They responded saying that in order to protect the integrity of their verification process, they would provide no such detail.
So, I've reserved myself to the fact that Carvana isn't buying it, but, I'd really love to know why. Anyone have experience/information that would help here? I do not believe it has anything to do with the vehicle being previously abandoned, as Carvana has knowingly bought other vehicles from me that were also abandoned.
Also, I went to list the car on cars.com and within an hour my account was closed. I made a new account and the same thing happened. I tried emailing cars.com to ask why, but they didn't respond. Not sure this is relevant at all, but it's odd so I noted it.