Volkswagen’s attempting to make a big splash with EV-intrigued buyers by re-introducing its Scout badge with a slew of ...

Shoppers looking for a 2026 Volkswagen ID. Buzz are going to be out of luck. After just a year on the U.S. market, Volkswagen ...

In a statement to MotorTrend, Volkswagen Group of America president and CEO Kjell Gruner confirmed the ID Buzz van is not ...

View post: Watch A Christmas Tree Hit Nearly 200 MPH Volkswagen recalls 27 SUVs over incorrect wheel bolts, risking wheels detaching while driving. Affected models are the 2026 ID.4, Atlas, and Atlas ...

Migration to online buying favors the used-car retailer, UBS says Carvana's market share of the used-car market could grow to 8% in a decade, UBS said. Carvana Co. is a "true disruptor," with an ...

Carvana Co (NYSE: CVNA) stock is trading higher Friday afternoon, extending momentum from a Wedbush upgrade that raised the price target to $400. Here’s what investors need to know. What To Know: ...

Amazon Autos is fresh from inking a deal with Ford Motor Co. to sell used Ford vehicles, but you wouldn’t know it by looking at the stock of a key competitor: Carvana Co. Claudia Assis is a San ...

Bill McColl has 25+ years of experience as a senior producer and writer for TV, radio, and digital media leading teams of anchors, reporters, and editors in creating news broadcasts, covering some of ...

Carvana Co (NYSE:CVNA) is trading 2.3% higher at $324.67 this afternoon, attempting to extend a rebound off the $280 level, a site that captured its June pullback as well. Just last month we suspected ...

This post may contain links from our sponsors and affiliates, and Flywheel Publishing may receive compensation for actions taken through them. Carvana (NYSE:CVNA) released its third-quarter earnings ...

The used car market is shifting. Recent news from used car retailers Carvana and CarMax tells the story of two car industries in one. On the one hand, you have Carvana, the online retailer that allows ...

The signs are on the wall, and they’re ones investors have seen before. It starts small: people eat out less, skip the extra latte, hold off on a vacation. Then the slowdown spreads to bigger-ticket ...