By Nicholas G. Miller
TrueCar will cut 30% of its workforce in an attempt to restore profitability, just weeks after its founder Scott Painter completed a deal to take the company private.
In January, Painter completed a deal with an investor syndicate that included credit union PenFed, insurance company Zurich North America and retailer AutoNation to buy TrueCar for $227 million.
The company said that the decision to cut jobs came after an operational review following the acquisition.
"Following that review, TrueCar is right-sizing the business to prioritize quality over quantity, profitability over growth at all costs, and execution over expansion," the company said. "These changes are necessary steps to build a sustainable organization and complete the turnaround of a historically unprofitable company."
TrueCar said it is aiming to generate one million annual vehicle sales on its platform and more than $1 billion in annual revenue within a few years.
Write to Nicholas G. Miller at nicholas.miller@wsj.com
(END) Dow Jones Newswires
February 24, 2026 12:36 ET (17:36 GMT)
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