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Why Penske Auto Group Stock Just Popped

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Penske Auto Group (NYSE: PAG) stock is off to the races Wednesday morning, surging 11% through 11:11 a.m. ET after crushing on Q1 2026 earnings.

Heading into the report, analysts expected Penske to earn $2.88 per share on sales of $7.7 billion. Penske raced past those numbers, though, earning of $3.56 per share on sales of $7.9 billion.

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