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Retail, auto dealers and gasoline stations (SIC 5500): 21 companies that file annual reports with the SEC

Updated September 30, 2026. Source: SEC Financial Statement Data Sets (sec.gov).

21 companies that file annual reports with the SEC have the industry code SIC 5500 (Retail, auto dealers and gasoline stations), in the data filed through September 30, 2026. 19 report revenue, a combined $257.72 billion, with a median of $15.15 billion. 65.0% of the 20 that report net income show a profit. The largest by revenue is Lithia Motors Inc ($37.63 billion).

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SIC code
5500
SEC industry title
Retail-Auto Dealers & Gasoline Stations
Division
Retail trade
Companies with an annual report in the data
21
Companies that report revenue
19
Combined revenue
$257.72 billion
Median revenue
$15.15 billion
Reported a net profit
13 of 20 (65.0%)
Combined total assets
$164.91 billion
Large accelerated filers
15
Newest annual report filed
September 29, 2026

Largest by revenue

Latest fiscal year, from each company's annual report. Each name links to the company's page.

CompanyBusiness addressRevenueNet incomeTotal assetsRevenue change
Lithia Motors IncMedford, OR$37.63 billion$819.6 million$25.11 billion4%
Penske Automotive Group, Inc.Bloomfield Hills, MI$31.81 billion$935.4 million$17.60 billion-0.2%
Autonation, Inc.Fort Lauderdale, FL$27.63 billion$649.1 million$14.39 billion3.2%
Carmax IncRichmond, VA$25.88 billion$247.3 million$26.37 billion-1.8%
Group 1 Automotive IncHouston, TX$22.57 billion$325.2 million$10.35 billion13.2%
Carvana Co.Tempe, AZ$20.32 billion$1.41 billion$13.20 billion48.6%
Murphy USA Inc.El Dorado, AR$19.38 billion$470.6 million$4.73 billion-4.2%
Asbury Automotive Group IncAtlanta, GA$18.00 billion$492 million$11.62 billion4.7%
Caseys General Stores IncAnkeny, IA$17.56 billion$714.4 million$8.94 billion10.2%
Sonic Automotive IncCharlotte, NC$15.15 billion$118.7 million$5.97 billion6.5%
Rush Enterprises Inc TXNew Braunfels, TX$7.43 billion$263.8 million$4.43 billion-4.7%
Camping World Holdings, Inc.Lincolnshire, IL$6.37 billion$-89,799,000$5.04 billion4.4%
Copart IncDallas, TX$4.67 billion$1.48 billion$10.03 billion0.4%
Openlane, Inc.Carmel, IN$1.93 billion$177.7 million$4.72 billion8.2%
Americas Carmart IncRogers, AR$1.28 billion$-139,111,000$1.42 billion-7.9%
Nextnrg, Inc.Miami Beach, FL$81.8 million$-85,738,617$11.1 million194.7%
Jiuzi Holdings, Inc.Zhejiang Province, China$2.9 million$-10,191,058$17.2 million105.9%
Kaixin HoldingsChaoyang District$129,000$-53,907,000$33 millionNot listed
Oyocar Group Inc.Sosua, Dominican Republic$81,936$-38,654$43,18074.5%

Companies by size of revenue

Companies that report revenue, by the revenue in their latest annual report.

RevenueCompaniesShare
Under $10 million315.8%
$10 million to $100 million15.3%
$1 billion to $10 billion526.3%
$10 billion and over1052.6%

States with the most companies

By state of the business address.

StateCompaniesShareCombined revenue
Texas419%$34.67 billion
Arkansas29.5%$20.67 billion
Florida29.5%$27.71 billion
Arizona14.8%$20.32 billion
Georgia14.8%$18.00 billion
Iowa14.8%$17.56 billion
Illinois14.8%$6.37 billion
Indiana14.8%$1.93 billion
Michigan14.8%$31.81 billion
North Carolina14.8%$15.15 billion
Oregon14.8%$37.63 billion
Virginia14.8%$25.88 billion

Newest annual reports

By the date the company filed its latest annual report with the SEC.

CompanyFiledFiscal year endedFormRevenue
Copart IncSeptember 29, 2026July 31, 202610-K$4.67 billion
Americas Carmart IncJuly 14, 2026April 30, 202610-K$1.28 billion
Caseys General Stores IncJune 22, 2026April 30, 202610-K$17.56 billion
Nextnrg, Inc.April 16, 2026December 31, 202510-K$81.8 million
Carmax IncApril 15, 2026February 28, 202610-K$25.88 billion
Cosan S.A.April 10, 2026December 31, 202520-FNot listed
Kaixin HoldingsApril 7, 2026December 31, 202520-F$129,000
Vroom, Inc.March 26, 2026December 31, 202510-KNot listed
Camping World Holdings, Inc.February 27, 2026December 31, 202510-K$6.37 billion
Penske Automotive Group, Inc.February 27, 2026December 31, 202510-K$31.81 billion
Lithia Motors IncFebruary 25, 2026December 31, 202510-K$37.63 billion
Rush Enterprises Inc TXFebruary 25, 2026December 31, 202510-K$7.43 billion

Filer category

The SEC's size class for the company when it filed.

CategoryCompaniesShare
Large accelerated filer1571.4%
Non-accelerated filer523.8%
Accelerated filer14.8%

Public data from the US Securities and Exchange Commission. Companies are the registrants whose latest annual report (form 10-K, 20-F or 40-F) is in the SEC Financial Statement Data Sets for 2025 Q3 to 2026 Q3, filed through September 30, 2026. Figures are for the whole fiscal year of that report, in US dollars, as the company filed them in XBRL: SpecStream does not adjust them. The SEC does not guarantee the data sets, and they do not replace the filings. Revenue is the revenue tag the company used; banks and funds often use none. Combined totals add each company once and can include a parent and its subsidiary that both file. Free to reuse with credit to SpecStream under CC BY 4.0. Spot a wrong value? Write to [email protected] with the link to this page.