The legendary home run king for several years owned an Atlanta-based auto group with BMW, Mini, Honda, Toyota, Jaguar and Land Rover franchises.

The company began trading shares Friday under the "LOTZ" ticker symbol. CarLotz CEO Michael Bor said going public should help raise the online used-car retailer's profile and visibility.

The event was scheduled to run March 26 through April 4 at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center in the nation's capital.

The study found that the likelihood for EV owners to purchase another EV from the same brand lessens as satisfaction declines.