Carvana's Stock Soars 30% After Reporting Record Results, Lara Croft Dives into the Numbers

Unearthing Record Breaking Numbers

Oh the thrill of victory! Carvana like a hidden tomb of treasures has uncovered record first quarter results. Earnings per share? 23 cents! Revenue? A whopping $3.06 billion! These numbers sure beat crawling through dusty ruins for ancient artifacts.

From Loss to Victory

Carvana's journey from a $286 million loss to a $49 million profit is a tale of redemption worthy of an epic adventure. The adjusted EBITDA of $235 million shines brighter than any mythical relic I've ever hunted for.

Gaining Ground in a Tight Market

"Acquiring inventories generally speaking feels relatively straightforward to scale but growing the recondition capacity is difficult," Garcia told CNBC. Scaling inventories may be challenging but for a daring raider like me challenges are just another day at the office.

Aiming for Endless Growth

"We are now focused on our long term phase of driving profitable growth and pursuing our goal of becoming the largest and most profitable auto retailer and buying and selling millions of cars," a mission as ambitious as uncovering a lost city of gold.

The Fortune Favours the Bold

Just like exploring ancient ruins Carvana's stock had its ups and downs. But with a 30% soar and solid results this daring adventure in the world of used car retailing seems to have paid off.

The Future Awaits

What lies ahead for Carvana the intrepid auto retailer? As they continue to grow and expand their reconditioning efforts it seems like the only way is up just like climbing to the summit of a perilous peak.