Next closest thing I could think of would be a no haggle price dealership. Walk in, say you want the car, pay the money. Whether or not they do the title paperwork is up to the dealership. More on reddit.com

Carmax is extremely friendly only if you’re okay paying slightly more then market value. My introverted friend absolutely loved them. More on reddit.com

Carvana employee here. All of these have upsides and downsides. None of them have good financing terms, so if you have good credit and your credit union offers auto loans, you should utilize them regardless of which dealer you choose. Mom and Pop dealerships are the ones you see in bad comedies from the 80s and 90s. Pushy, haggling, tough salesmen, etc. You can haggle them down if you really know what you're doing, but may not get the best deal possible. Carmax and Carvana have a lot in common, structurally speaking. Obviously I'll go to bat for Carvana, but with how understaffed we are, expect to have a delay or two from your original appointment date. Still, much of the work is done for you and your vehicle gets delivered right to your home. Carmax has been around longer and has a few advantages. They offer more warranty options, though they all cost quite a bit from what I understand. I'd say go with the best price from Carmax or Carvana. For the big dealerships that are countrywide, they are pretty safe but inflexible and generally have unforgiving return policies. More on reddit.com

I accepted the offer, a guy came with a tow truck the next day, looked around the car for two minutes and off he went. The money was deposited in my account the day after that. A few weeks later I spotted the car for sale on their site for double what they paid me. They didn't even bother to clean it More on reddit.com