Auto - Dealerships (Consumer Cyclical)

Analyze 12 Auto - Dealerships companies within the Consumer Cyclical sector. Leaders include Carvana Co., Penske Automotive Group, Inc., CarMax, Inc.. The industry trades at a median P/E of 14.5 (-20.1% vs. the Consumer Cyclical sector median of 18.1). Average return on equity is 19.8%, with average debt/equity of 2.38 and a dividend yield of 0.7%.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many publicly-traded companies are in the Auto - Dealerships industry?

The Auto - Dealerships industry has 12 publicly-listed companies in the US and Canadian markets tracked by Kaplio, with a combined market capitalization of $125.9B.

What is the median P/E ratio of Auto - Dealerships stocks?

The Auto - Dealerships companies above $2 billion with consistent data trade at a median P/E of 14.5. For comparison, the median of the Consumer Cyclical sector is 18.1.

What are the largest companies in the Auto - Dealerships industry?

By market capitalization, the largest Auto - Dealerships companies tracked by Kaplio are Carvana Co., Penske Automotive Group, Inc., CarMax, Inc.. The full ranking of the top 25 companies by market cap is available above.

Which Auto - Dealerships stocks have the highest dividend yield?

Top dividend payers in Auto - Dealerships include Penske Automotive Group, Inc., Sonic Automotive, Inc., Rush Enterprises, Inc., with an industry-average dividend yield of 0.7%.

How profitable are Auto - Dealerships companies?

Companies in the Auto - Dealerships industry average a net profit margin of 3.9% and a return on equity (ROE) of 19.8%, based on 12 companies tracked. Average debt-to-equity ratio is 2.38.