Carvana (CVNA) stock drops as Deutsche Bank lifts target to Street-high $600

Carvana Co. shares climbed about 2.6% on Friday, trading at $453.95 in afternoon dealings, after a Morgan Stanley analyst lifted the firm’s bull-case view on the online used-car retailer.

Morgan Stanley analyst Andrew Percoco maintained an Overweight rating and a $450 price target on Carvana and raised his bull-case scenario to $750, TheFly reported Thursday, citing the company’s dealership purchases as a sign it is “readily expanding” beyond used cars. Shares of Carvana fell 1.8% to $442.58 after trading between $433.30 and $457.22; the stock is up about 11% so far in 2026 but about 9% below its 52-week high of $485.33.

Carvana Co. shares were up about 1% at $434.50 on Tuesday, giving the online used-car retailer’s stock a modest lift in regular U.S. trading.

Carvana Co shares rose 7.5% to $430.06 on Monday. The stock traded between $400.06 and $434.38, keeping the $400 level in view as a near-term chart support area.

Carvana Co. shares climbed 8.4% to $433.75 in midday New York trading on Monday, after swinging between $400.06 and $433.75. Volume was about 2.14 million shares.

Carvana Co. shares ended down 5.16% on Friday at $400.25 after U.S. securities filings showed proposed stock sales by the company’s finance chief and a related trust. Yahoo Finance

Carvana Co. shares fell 5.2% on Friday to $400.25, and investors will start the new week with two late-day filings showing planned insider sales. SEC

Carvana Co shares closed down 5.2% at $400.25 on Friday, after trading between $390.87 and $426.90 in the first session of 2026.

Carvana Co shares fell 5.2% on Friday to $400.25, the last close before U.S. markets shut for the weekend.

Carvana Co shares ended the first trading day of 2026 down 5.2% and last traded at $400.25 after the close, after ranging from $390.87 to $426.90 in the session. The stock finished 2025 at $422.02, according to Nasdaq data. Nasdaq

Carvana Co. shares were down about 5% at $401.17 in afternoon trading on Friday, extending a volatile start to the new year for the online used-car retailer. The stock traded between $390.87 and $426.90.

Carvana Co. shares were down 1.5% at $423.29 in afternoon trading on Wednesday, extending a choppy finish to the year for one of 2025’s biggest gainers.

Carvana Co. shares fell 0.9% on Tuesday to close at $429.55, after trading between $429.05 and $435.70. Volume was about 1.33 million shares, and the stock was little changed in after-hours trading, which takes place electronically after the 4 p.m. close. StockAnalysis

Carvana Co. shares fell about 1.1% to $433.55 in after-hours trading on Monday, tracking a broader pullback in risk-sensitive stocks at the start of the final week of the year.

Shares of Carvana Co. were down about 0.6% at $436.00 in afternoon trading on Monday, giving back early gains in a quiet, year-end market.