The rapidly growing online retailer Carvana entered two new Arkansas markets this week, expanding into Fayetteville and Fort Smith. Those represent its fourth and fifth markets in the state, respectively.

“Growing our footprint in Arkansas helps us bring 'The New Way to Buy a Car' to even more customers looking for an easy, transparent car buying experience,” Carvana founder and chief executive officer Ernie Garcia said in a news release announcing the Fayetteville launch. “We look forward to offering as-soon-as-next-day delivery of our national inventory to Fayetteville area residents.”

Customers in these two markets can now shop for more than 45,000 used cars for sale through Carvana's site, purchase, trade-in and schedule as-soon-as-next-day vehicle devliery. Customers can also sell their current vehicle to Carvana without having to purchase a vehicle from the site. 

“As we expand our reach in Arkansas, we’re bringing our easy, convenient and transparent car buying experience to one of the largest cities in the state,” Garcia said in the release on the Fort Smith launch. “We are confident area residents will appreciate 'The New Way to Buy a Car' and the customer service we’ve become known for.”

Carvana now offers vehicle delivery to customers in 305 cities across the U.S.

Check out further recent coverage of Carvana's expansion across the U.S. from Auto Remarketing: 

Carvana extends reach in Nevada to Reno & Carson City

Carvana expands its reach to Nebraska

Carvana announced it’s working with buyers in Wichita, Kan.

Carvana expands presence in Washington

Carvana adds 9 new markets