Carvana Sold me a lemon Tempe Arizona

What I experience with Carvana. I bought a 2011 Ford Fiesta. Yes, I had 7 days to decline to keep it. However, when your new car spends 5 days getting fixed for discrepancies you don't know that it might be a lemon yet. Frankly, Carvana just couldn't have performed the 128 point inspection they tout. I discovered expired warrantees on the tires and the battery The stereo speakers were blown, damage to right drivers-side mirror, and a bad windshield. Two days after the 7 days, with all the above "fixed" the car wouldn't start. Dead (expired) battery. Also note, depending on the advocate you get on the phone,... your satisfaction with their intervention is a total crap shoot. I actually heard the female advocate tell me : "Well, what did you expect this car is a 2011". "It's old". "It going to have things wrong with it!" She then proceeded to argue with me about my poor judgement of not rejecting with in 7 days, and flatly refused to connect me to an advocate supervisor. What I dislike the most, is that they do not follow up on anything. I sent lots of documents to them over the course of our car deal. No call back! Were those documents - OK? No verifications. When I called to check on them, each time I got a different advocate. So, I had to go thru it all again. However, I finally did enconter a great advocate : Judson. He was VERY helpful, earnest, and enthusiastic to help me. Thanks Judson!