TrueCar has completed its sale in a $227 million take-private transaction led by Fair Holdings, Inc., with participation from key partners including PenFed Credit Union, Zurich North America, AutoNation, and Atlantic Coast Automotive. The transaction, which was approved by TrueCar stockholders in December 2025, will see TrueCar Founder Scott Painter return as Chief Executive Officer. As a result of the closing, TrueCar will no longer be publicly traded. The new ownership group also includes companies such as Impel AI, ID.me, CRIF, and In The Car. James Schenck, President and CEO of PenFed Credit Union, will join the Board of Directors of TrueCar's parent company, Fair Holdings, Inc. The company says the move will refocus TrueCar on profitability and innovation in the automotive marketplace.
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