Headquartered in Medford, OR Fiscal year ends December NYSE: LAD lithia.com
Lithia & Driveway (NYSE: LAD) is the largest global automotive retailer, offering a comprehensive array of products and services across the vehicle ownership lifecycle. The company operates through an extensive network of physical dealership locations, e-commerce platforms (Driveway.com and GreenCars.com), captive finance solutions (Driveway Finance Corporation), and fleet management offerings. Its business segments span new vehicle sales, used vehicle sales, finance and insurance, and aftersales services. LAD operates across the United States, United Kingdom, and Canada, pursuing a strategy of disciplined acquisitions in a highly fragmented industry while integrating digital retail capabilities and in-house financing to capture more of each customer transaction. Updated
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Lithia & Driveway (NYSE: LAD) is the largest global automotive retailer, offering a comprehensive array of products and services across the vehicle ownership lifecycle.
24/7 Wall St.'s 12-month price target for LAD is $384.21, rated Buy. The Wall Street consensus target is $423.73. LAD price prediction →
