Connecticut residents who bought a car from Carvana may be eligible for money after the online car retailer agreed to a settlement establishing a $1 million customer restitution fund.

Just after a report called the company a 'grift', Carvana might be setting aside a fund for customers who bought cars in the last five years.

Officials say Attorney General William Tong will announce a settlement with online used car dealer Carvana Tuesday following hundreds of consumer complaints.

An online used car dealer based in Arizona will pay more than a million dollars to settle customer complaints in Connecticut. The deal comes three years after an investigation into Tempe-based Carvana.

Connecticut Attorney General announces $1.5M settlement with Carvana after hundreds of complaints about delays and deceptive practices.