They are a no haggle model. I’m sure you can find the occasional good deal,

Jun 30, 2020
11:02:54am

Corn Pop Truly Addicted User

but for the most part they sell high and buy low. Can’t blame them for running a business based on sound economic models.

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Any tips for buying a car from Carmax?

Tricky

6/30/20 10:59am

they don't haggle on sales or trade in price, they are easy to talk to but won't give you the best deal

byujag

6/30/20 11:01am

You do pay more for MaxCare protection for cars that are more likely to break do

Hoosier77

6/30/20 11:21am

They are a no haggle model. I’m sure you can find the occasional good deal,

Corn Pop

6/30/20 11:02am

If the price is right, they're great to buy from. But like others said, you typically pay more there.

Jimo Dashen

6/30/20 11:22am

I like CarMax. I bought a Toyota Tacoma from them and had a great experience.

Hoosier77

6/30/20 11:25am

If you think you can sell your current car for 1000, they'll offer you 200.

RealSimsShadY

6/30/20 11:27am

I've purchased from Carmax before...

TheLost

6/30/20 11:27am

I often use Carmax as a negotiating tool when I am selling my car and negotiating trade in value or private party sale

byujag

6/30/20 11:29am

I actually got an awesome deal for a family member there. Checked around within

LyleLanley

6/30/20 11:41am

My tip is to stay away, they are way overpriced. Think dealer prices but

Mitty

6/30/20 3:05pm

Other than the financing, extended warranty, ability to return, ability to have

Hoosier77

6/30/20 3:25pm

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