Carvana announced Thursday that it opened the company’s newest vehicle inspection and perfection center in the Phoenix suburb of Tolleson, Ariz.

The new center joins Carvana’s three others located in the Atlanta, Dallas and Philadelphia metro areas.

As the used-vehicle retailer’s U.S. market expansions continue westward, the new center will both increase the number of cars offered to consumers and speed of delivery to customers, according to Carvana.

“Our goal has always been to bring Carvana to as many people across the U.S. as we can,” Carvana founder and chief executive officer Ernie Garcia said in a news release.

“Our Phoenix inspection and perfection center brings us closer to that goal, upping our production to address increasing consumer demand, while creating jobs in our hometown.”

The Tolleson facility is 179,000 square feet and features spanning inspection, annotation, full paint facilities, mechanical repair and patented 360-degree vehicle photography.

Each line will be supervised by a Master ASE-Certified auto technician who is responsible for ensuring that every vehicle passes the company’s 150-point inspection.

Carvana said it will employ over 200 staff at the new inspection center.