CARMAX INC

UBS lifts CarMax price target to $57.00, citing steady unit growth amid a soft S&P 500; see why the used‑car retailer may still offer upside in a volatile market.

CarMax’s Q1 2027 earnings reveal a modest revenue dip but stronger EPS, with analysts weighing operational discipline and electric‑vehicle expansion for future growth.

CarMax’s steady stock performance, TIME’s iconic ranking, and new pricing strategies reveal how the U.S. used‑car retailer stays ahead in specialty retail.

CarMax’s latest earnings reveal a sharp sales decline and looming lawsuits, prompting aggressive pricing and cost cuts—can the used‑car king rebound before January 2, 2026?

CarMax’s sudden collapse: legal fraud claims, a CEO firing, and a media backlash have sent its stock plummeting, leaving investors scrambling to decide if they’ll join a $100k+ class‑action lawsuit before the January 2 deadline.

CarMax Inc. reported a disappointing Q2 2026 earnings report, with a 24.7% year-over-year decline in net income and a 20% share price drop, prompting a cost-cutting initiative and concerns about the company’s future performance.

CarMax Inc. shares surged 9% after the company reported a strong Q1 performance, beating earnings and revenue expectations, driven by a spike in used-car demand.

CarMax Inc.’s stock price has declined significantly due to market turbulence, with its value dropping 25.56% over the past three years, highlighting the risks of investing in the volatile consumer discretionary sector.