Carvana expects Q1 lift in used-vehicle sales, will ‘wait and let’s see’ on tariffs

Carvana Co. expects to sell more vehicles in the first quarter than it did in the fourth quarter. (PHILIP NUSSEL)

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February 21, 2025 01:52 PM

Carvana Co. in 2025 plans to build upon its return to growth and online sales of more than 416,000 used cars and trucks in 2024, company leadership said on Feb. 19.

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