UPDATE DEC 12, 2022 BEGINNING OF THE END FOR CARVANA: Hundreds of car buyers from Maryland and nearby states are part of the class-action lawsuit against Carvana. The company wanted a federal judge to toss it out, but the judge didn't. Carvana denies any and all liability. The company attempted to get the case thrown out, claiming it was without merit. The company filed a motion to compel or force arbitration and dismiss the case but a federal judge denied it. Attorney Phillip Robinson is one of the attorneys representing Carvana customers in the lawsuit. When asked what the judge's ruling means, Robinson said: "It means the case gets to go forward. Their effort to have it dismissed, saying we haven't pled legal claims is denied." Robinson said hundreds of people across the country have been impacted. "No one buys a car to sit in the driveway. People buy a car to get to work or school or to go see family members. It's troubling to us the cavalier appr...