MIAMI -

Carvana is continuing to spring up throughout the Sunshine State as the online vehicle retailer set up shop in Miami on Tuesday, having already a presence in Jacksonville, Orlando and Tampa.

Through this expansion into south Florida, the company estimated that it can deliver to nearly 44.7 million consumers nationwide, more than 5.1 million of whom reside in the vibrant Miami metro area.

“Carvana is revolutionizing how people buy cars, giving consumers access to everything they need to make a smart vehicle purchase — on their terms and at their convenience,” said Ernie Garcia, founder and chief executive officer of Carvana.

“Miami is an incredibly diverse market with deep ties to tech and early adoption, and we’re excited to be a part of it and further drive innovation by offering a better way to buy a car,” Garcia added.

Just like it has done in association with launches in other markets, Carvana will offer a full refund of the delivery fee paid with a purchase by consumers in Miami who have bought a vehicle prior to expansion in the area.

Carvana offers free, next-day delivery to anyone within 100 miles of city where it has a location. Along with the four markets in Florida, the company also operates in:

— Atlanta
— Austin, Texas
— Birmingham, Ala.
— Charlotte, N.C.
— Dallas
— Houston
— Nashville, Tenn.
— San Antonio
— Raleigh, N.C.