CVNA eyes 3M annual vehicle sales, ramping production amid surging demand and four straight quarters of 30%+ growth.
From being on the brink of collapse in 2022, used car e-retailer Carvana Inc. CVNA has staged a remarkable comeback. The stock rocketed more than 1000% in 2023 and tacked on another 284% last year.
CVNA, TRIP and GRPN show strong 2025 earnings momentum, fueled by AI, local demand and digital growth strategies.
CVNA's record Q1 sales and rising momentum set the stage for a possible fifth straight quarter of growth.
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Carvana (NYSE: CVNA) shares are under pressure again, shedding 11.76% over the past five days, closing at $293.55 after a sharp -$39.13 decline.
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Analysts at J.P. Morgan pumped the brakes on Carvana stock.
CVNA's car vending machines are boosting market reach and reducing variable operating costs per vehicle sold.
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