Benjamin E. Huston, Chief Operating Officer of Carvana (CVNA), has filed 200 Form 4 transactions, all in that single company. The pattern is one-sided: total open-market sales reached $85,003,838.06, while open-market purchases totaled zero. The most recent 18 filings are all sales, with no buys in that window.
The recent activity shows a steady monthly cadence of sales. On September 1, 2026, Huston sold shares worth $1,474,382.58 and $2,103,264.64, plus a tax withholding event of $506,414.88. August 3 brought four sales totaling $3,224,957.92, alongside a zero-value grant. July 1 had six sales worth $3,350,285.30, and June 1 included three sales totaling $3,519,605.98. The May 1 filings show smaller sales of $15,896, $47,571.60, and $82,471.40.
The sales are interspersed with automatic transactions: F-coded tax withholdings and an M-coded option exercise of $100,500 on June 1. These are mechanical, not discretionary. The absence of any P-coded purchase in the entire history means Huston has not added shares on the open market. The direction is consistent: regular, scheduled sales of CVNA stock, with dollar values varying from under $16,000 to over $2.1 million per transaction.
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