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At 10-year mark, CarLotz goes public
Founded in Chesterfield County, CarLotz employs 70 Virginians
Nearing its 10-year anniversary, CarLotz, a used-cars consignment company founded in Chesterfield County, went public on Friday. In October 2020, CarLotz first announced it would merge with special purpose acquisition
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CarLotz plans to go public on Nasdaq
Chesterfield County-based car consignment company merging with Miami-based corporation
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Chesterfield County-based CarLotz Inc., a consignment dealer of used cars, announced Thursday it plans to go public and expand nationwide. CarLotz, which is valued at $827 million, will combine with