Army veteran's $68k car gift for wife confiscated by cops as stolen.

An Army veteran was scammed out of $68,000 after buying a second-hand Maserati SUV from Carvana, which turned out to be stolen and three years older than advertised. The vehicle was seized by police, and the veteran struggled to secure compensation from the retailer. Carvana is facing multiple legal challenges, including a class-action lawsuit in North Carolina, mostly related to how it handles vehicle inspection paperwork. The company denies any knowledge of the stolen vehicle and is working with the veteran to refund the money or provide a new vehicle.