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On January 22, 2024, Vroom announced that it is discontinuing its ecommerce operations and winding down its used vehicle dealership business. Vroom's subsidiaries, UACC and CarStory, both leaders in their respective space, will continue to serve their third-party customers and focus on growing those businesses. We would like to thank and recognize all of our Vroommates and customers for their support over the years.

Every year, Auto Finance News spotlights notable “Executives To Watch,” recognizing innovative leaders expected to shake up the industry in the upcoming year. We’re thrilled to report that Vroom CEO Tom Shortt has secured a spot on the publication’s distinguished list for 2024!

Wishing our valued customers and incredible team a sleigh-full of joy and cherished moments this holiday season. Cheers to the road ahead! 🎄🌟🚗 #HappyHolidays #SeasonsGreetings

Welcome to Vroom's #2023 Wrap-Up, unveiling the top cars and features our customers couldn't resist this year — from sleek sedans and rugged SUVs to sunroofs and heated seats. Swipe through to see the winning wheels! #SwitchToVroom

Today, we extend our heartfelt thanks to our incredible customers whose trust and loyalty drive us forward. And to our dedicated teammates at Vroom and UACC: Thank you. We're grateful for every mile with you. 🦃🍁🧡 #happythanksgiving #thanksgiving #gratitude

To all who have bravely served — and in particular, to the many veterans who work at Vroom and UACC — THANK YOU. #veteransday #veteran #thankaveteran

To commemorate Hispanic Heritage Month (Sept. 15-Oct. 15), Juntos, Vroom’s Hispanic/Latin Employee Resource Group (ERG), organized festivities and information sessions aimed at celebrating the different histories and cultures within its community. “There are 21 countries in Latin America, and while most of us share the Spanish language, each country and culture is unique and beautiful,” says Lead Process Excellence Specialist and Juntos Co-Lead Daniel Barrera. “Hispanic Heritage Month serves as a reminder to celebrate and support that diversity.” Throughout each week, Juntos shared insights and stories about Hispanic/Latin people, places, and traditions with colleagues at Vroom and UACC. The group also devoted its monthly meet-up, known as “Cafecito,” to an open discussion about the origins of popular terms, such as Hispanic, Latino/a, LatinX, Chican/a, Afrolatino/a, and their impact on personal identity. To wrap up the month, Juntos, supported by Vroom’s Fun Committee and members of the Black Excellence (BE!) and Women @ Vroom Empowered (W@VE) ERGs, hosted two events — one at Vroom’s Houston office and the other at UACC’s Fort Worth location. The lively gatherings featured games, traditional appetizers and sweets, and a Salsa lesson led by a popular Houston-based dance instructor. “Our goals as an ERG are to create a safe space for Vroom’s Hispanic/Latin community to come together and to introduce others to our dynamic culture,” says Transaction Specialist and Juntos Co-Lead Malhissa Reyes. “This event checked both of those boxes, and it was a joy to witness.” #hispanicheritagemonth #erg #whatdrivesyou

In August, Black Excellence (BE!), the Employee Resource Group that celebrates and empowers Vroom’s Black community, initiated a back to school drive in support of Houston-based Isaacs Elementary School’s Special Education Program. BE members nationwide contributed much-needed learning aids and supplies, and last month, the group presented Mrs. Saunders, Isaacs Elementary’s dedicated Special Education Chair, with more than $1,700 worth of laptops, earphones, bean bags, stim toys, and more. “Ninety-seven percent of families at Isaacs are considered economically disadvantaged, and 11 percent are enrolled in Mrs. Saunders’ Special Ed program,” says BE! Co-Lead Odera Chuke. “This back to school drive was a way for us to come together to support an exceptional teacher, her young learners, and our community.” #community #erg #dei #whatdrivesyou