On June 18, Carvana Co. rose 3.93% in regular trading, trading at approximately $65.79/share, with turnover of $163 million. The stock had previously retreated to the $65 level on concerns over Q2 retail GPU headwinds from pricing lag effects, and is now resuming its oversold recovery.

On the news front, the company is formally expanding into new vehicle sales, having acquired 7 new car franchise dealerships primarily selling Stellantis Group brands including Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, and Ram. The new car business not only generates incremental revenue but also grants Carvana access to franchise-exclusive auctions, facilitating more efficient used vehicle sourcing. Additionally, the company's ADESA division launched ADESA Timed, a digital timed-auction platform extending wholesale operations to financial institutions, fleet operators, and dealer groups.

Within the Automotive Retail sector, CarMax rose 3.1%, AutoZone gained 1.19%, Lithia Motors added 0.85%, O'Reilly edged up 0.13%, while Murphy USA declined 3.69%.

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