The Latest Breaking News from Carvana

Benzinga examined the prospects for many investors' favorite stocks over the last week — here's a look at some of our top stories.

With shares reaching new heights, should Carvana's e-commerce strength earn it a place in your portfolio?

Used car prices are revving back into high gear – and dealership stocks are catching a tailwind. According to Cox Automotive, the Manheim Index, which tracks wholesale used vehicle prices, jumped 1.6% in June, marking a 6.3% year-over-year surge – the steepest increase since August 2022.

Carvana Co. (NYSE:CVNA) has delivered a staggering 9,644% gain from its pandemic-era lows in 2022, but CNBC's Jim Cramer believes the used-car e-retailer is only just getting started.

If the Big Beautiful Bill passes, the EV tax credit would end on Sept. 30. Start making plans now to figure out your next new or used electric vehicle purchase.

Insiders are selling stocks like Meta Platforms, Carvana, and Magnite in 2025, but investors should think twice. Trends suggest new highs could be reached.

We also discuss the departure of a senior Tesla executive and close aide to Elon Musk, plus Rivian’s latest layoffs.

Insiders are buying Hudson Pacific Properties and NeoGenomics, but selling Carvana. These trends will likely continue in 2025.

Jim Chanos smells trouble in Carvana’s business model and warns of staggering insider selling and stretched valuations. Should investors ignore the warning signs or steer clear before the wheels come off?

Garcia and fellow cofounder Ben Huston have opposite personalities. The CEO says that is “tremendously important” to their success.

After its turnaround, the company is shifting to a new objective.