RICHMOND, Va. — Goochland-based CarMax announced Thursday that Keith Barr will serve as the used car company's next president and CEO. Barr most recently led InterContinental Hotels Group, also known ...

CarMax appointed InterContinental Hotels Group head Keith Barr as its new CEO today. CarMax's sales have been slumping for three long years, and are in need of a turnaround. CarMax broke the news this ...

CarMax provides data-driven offers for used cars based on condition and market demand. Selling to CarMax is often faster and safer than a private sale, but may result in a lower sales price. CarMax ...

(iSeeCars) – So you want to sell your car. Whether you’re upgrading to something new or no longer need a vehicle, deciding where to sell can feel overwhelming. One popular option is CarMax, the ...

Fortune 500 used car retailer CarMax, based in Goochland County, has laid off approximately 230 employees. Of the 230 positions cut, 113 are in the Richmond area, according to CarMax public relations.

CarMax (KMX) remains unattractive due to lack of competitive advantages and weak capital efficiency, justifying my continued hold rating. KMX's latest quarter showed a double beat, but EPS fell 46% ...

Check out other analyst stock ratings. Stephens: CarMax reported a 9% decline in same-store units, while total units were down 7.2%, Lick said in a note. Retail gross profit per unit (GPU) contracted ...

CarMax Inc. said it sold fewer used cars than expected last quarter, adding pressure on interim management to turn the beleaguered used car retailer around. Comparable used vehicle sales shrank 9% in ...

Dec 18 (Reuters) - CarMax (KMX.N), opens new tab reported a drop in third-quarter revenue and profit on Thursday, hurt by weaker demand for and falling prices of used vehicles in the U.S. Shares of ...

CarMax KMX-2.04%decrease; red down pointing triangle reported a plunge in quarterly sales and plans to lower prices and increase marketing spending as it tries to regain its footing in the used-car ...

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 1, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- On November 6, 2025, investors in CarMax, Inc. (NYSE: KMX) saw shares plummet $9.93 (-24%) after the company announced that it fired CEO Bill Nash and ...