CarGurus, Inc. Class A Common Stock

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CarGurus, Inc. is an online automotive marketplace that connects car buyers and sellers. Founded in 2006, the company offers a platform for users to search, compare, and review new and used vehicle listings across the United States and other markets. CarGurus aims to improve the car-buying and selling experience through transparency, data-driven insights, and a user-friendly interface.

$34.16 0.00 (0.00%)
🚫 CarGurus, Inc. Class A Common Stock does not pay dividends

Company News

CarGurus Marks 20 Years of Automotive Leadership with Next Chapter of AI-Powered Innovation
GlobeNewswire Inc. • Not Specified • January 22, 2026

CarGurus celebrates its 20th anniversary as the No. 1 automotive shopping site in the U.S., announcing new AI-powered products including CarGurus Discover and Dealership Mode for consumers, plus PriceVantage for dealers. The company reports nearly 20,000 dealers using its intelligence platform and a refreshed brand identity reflecting its innovat...

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