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Carvana Co. Officer Thomas Taira Disposes Shares for Tax Withholding

Low SignificanceSeptember 3, 2026 at 6:41:56 PM EDT

CARVANA CO.

$CVNA4CIK: 0001690820

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Filing Summary

Carvana Co. ($CVNA) - Form 4 Insider Filing Insider: Thomas Taira (President, Special Projects) Transaction: Tax Withholding (Code F) Shares Transacted: 3,949 @ $72.18 ($285,038.82) Shares Remaining: 383,776 Filing Date: 2026-09-03 Significance: Low (Routine Tax Withholding)

Comprehensive Analysis

Insider Transaction Analysis: Carvana Co. ($CVNA)

Overview On September 3, 2026, Thomas Taira, President of Special Projects at Carvana Co., reported a Form 4 transaction executed on September 1, 2026. The transaction involved the disposition of 3,949 shares of Class A Common Stock.

Transaction Details

  • Security: Class A Common Stock
  • Transaction Code: F (Payment of exercise price or tax liability by delivering or withholding securities)
  • Shares Disposed: 3,949
  • Price Per Share: $72.18
  • Total Transaction Value: $285,038.82
  • Remaining Direct Holdings: 383,776 shares

Context & Market Significance

  • Routine Disposition: Footnote disclosures confirm that the shares were withheld by the issuer to cover statutory tax withholding obligations associated with the vesting of restricted stock units (RSUs).
  • Significance: Low. Because this transaction represents mandatory tax withholding rather than a discretionary open-market sale, it does not reflect insider sentiment or shifts in business outlook.
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