The Latest Breaking News from Carvana

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.

Carvana's stock price rebound accelerates after solid results and guidance reveal ongoing improvement in sales and margin.

Carvana's financial health is improving due to operational changes, which has attracted more institutional investors despite changing market conditions.

The company is well-positioned to benefit from structural changes in the auto industry, especially as consumers gravitate toward the used car market.

With broad-based indexes selling off on Thursday, April 3, investors are looking for any safe havens in the market.

Morgan Stanley’s Adam Jonas sees Carvana’s dip as a prime buying opportunity, upgrading it to “Buy.”

Carvana's strategies are gaining traction and disrupting the used car market, while CarMax's established model helps maintain its competitive position.

Amazon, the American e-commerce giant, wants to enter the used car market—with a twist. Late last year, Amazon partnered with Hyundai to sell new cars online without having to visit a dealership, but now the company is working to become a rival to Carvana.

Carvana is getting into the new car business. The company has been selling used cars online since its inception in 2012, but it has just acquired its first new car dealership. The company bought a Stellantis retailer in Arizona where it’s based, expanding into a new segment after nearly going…