
Carvana Co.’s (NYSE:CVNA) latest asset-backed securities (ABS) data for September shows signs of stabilizing credit performance, with slower net loss growth and declining delinquencies, offering cautious reassurance to investors amid a dynamic subprime auto market.
BTIG analysts, led by Marvin Fong, maintained a Buy rating on Carvana, with a $450 price target based on 28x its fiscal 2027 adjusted EBITDA estimate.