Connecticut launched its investigation into Carvana in January 2022. The settlement establishes a $1 million consumer restitution fund and a $500,000 penalty to be paid to the state, of which ...

Connecticut residents who bought a car from Carvana may be eligible for money after the online car retailer agreed to a settlement establishing a $1 million customer restitution fund.. The ...

Connecticut launched its investigation into Carvana in January 2022. The settlement establishes a $1 million consumer restitution fund and a $500,000 penalty to be paid to the state, of which ...

Carvana is an online vehicle retailer that sells used cars, trucks and SUVs. Customers can browse its vast inventory, purchase a car with cash, receive financing or trade in their existing vehicles.

Why does Carvana want your used car now? CarMax is boosting its inventory of newer pre-owned vehicles to capitalize on the evolving used car market. Tariffs could cause skyrocketing demand for ...

CONNECTICUT (WTNH) — You may be entitled to restitution if you purchased a car from Carvana after Jan. 1, 2019. Attorney General William Tong announced a settlement with the used car dealersh… ...

If you bought a car from Carvana over the last 5 years, money could be ... The settlement would establish a $1,000,000 fund for Connecticut consumers who paid fines or other expenses due to a ...

Carvana Co CVNA shares are trading higher by 6.6% to $311.64 Wednesday afternoon, extending a sharp rally that has lifted the stock 52% over the past month.

Carvana’s road to recovery. Since its IPO in 2017, Carvana’s journey has been turbulent. After reaching a stock price peak of $370 in 2021, the company faced plummeting used-vehicle prices and ...

After a big slowdown in unit volumes last year, Carvana has been able to return back to brisk growth in 2024. In the first quarter, retail volumes rose 16% year over year to 91,878, and in the ...

Carvana shares tumbled on Thursday after short seller Hindenburg Research accused the used-car retailer of using shady tactics to create a “mirage” of a turnaround in a bombshell report.