CarMax Shares Slide as Used Car Sales Slow and Carvana Gains Ground
CarMax shares drop sharply after weak used car sales, shrinking profits, and rising pressure from fast-growing rival Carvana.
CarMax shares drop sharply after weak used car sales, shrinking profits, and rising pressure from fast-growing rival Carvana.
Wedbush upgrades Carvana to Outperform with a new $400 price target, saying the recent pullback is overdone and offers a strong risk/reward opportunity.
Ford teams up with Amazon to sell certified pre-owned vehicles through Amazon Autos, allowing customers to browse, finance, and schedule pickups at participating dealers online.
Carvana reported record Q3 sales and profits, but shares fell 9% as the company stayed silent on its loan business amid rising subprime auto lending concerns.
Carvana shares fall nearly 11% as auto market concerns and lender bankruptcies shake investor confidence, despite strong year-to-date gains.
JPMorgan raises Carvana stock target to $490 with Overweight rating, citing strong operational advantages and dismissing consumer credit concerns ahead of Q3 earnings.