Against this backdrop, let's see if either of these used vehicle retailers — CarMax KMX or Carvana CVNA — is a ... The company has some growth drivers in place. CarMax is investing in ...

CarMax’s sales growth has been sluggish, and financial concerns linger. While it is making efforts to improve operational efficiency, the pace of progress is much slower compared to Carvana.

Carvana's streamlined operations, scalable platform and distinctive business model position it well for more upside.

Against this backdrop, let's see if either of these used vehicle retailers — CarMax KMX or Carvana CVNA — is a buy now ... The company has some growth drivers in place. CarMax is investing in ...

Their growth strategies also diverge considerably. Carvana initially prioritized rapid expansion, aiming to capture market share through aggressive pricing and widespread availability. CarMax is ...

The used car market is experiencing a period of dynamic change, with evolving consumer preferences, technological advancements, and economic factors shaping the fortunes of key players. CarMax ...

Carvana’s revenue grew 46% year-over-year, compared to a very modest 1.2% year-over-year growth for CarMax’s used vehicle revenues. With this, Carvana is excelling against other competitors ...

For instance, CarMax has a D/E of 3.09, and AutoNation has a D/E of 3.52. Still, Carvana's D/E is very high, likely due to its aggressive growth strategy. Its net debt-to-EBITDA ratio is 3.03 ...

We think CarMax has the liquidity to fight the pandemic and supply chain issues and also fund store expansion. We think there is an ample real estate base to do sale-leasebacks or borrow against if ...