Edmunds data shows US average monthly car payments crept over $770 in the closing months of 2025. With rising fuel costs and a shaky job market adding to the chaos, getting around feels more expensive ...

If you like paying for your Publix groceries using Publix Pay in the app, better enjoy the convenience while you can. It's going away.

The activist investor has nominated its own CEO, Jeff Smith, to the CarMax board, along with Bill Cobb, the chairman and CEO of Frontdoor Inc., according to a statement Wednesday confirming an earlier ...

Activist investor backs incoming CEO Keith Barr and sees potential for cost cuts exceeding $300 million at the used-car retailer.

Activist investor Starboard Value is suggesting that CarMax clip a few hundred bucks off its prices and shift to more dynamic pricing in order to make it more competitive for market share.

Activist investor Starboard ⁠Value ⁠on Wednesday urged ⁠CarMax to revamp its digital car-buying ​and selling platform and tighten costs, arguing the used-car ‌retailer has "fallen well short ‌of its ...

Activist investor Starboard Value on Wednesday urged CarMax's incoming CEO Keith Barr to revamp the used-car retailer's ​digital platform and tighten costs, arguing that the company has "fallen well ...

Credit union auto loans work like auto loans from other lenders but often have lower interest rates and other benefits.

Buyers tend to be preoccupied with new car prices, and the cost of secondhand cars, for that matter. Every car costs more than the sticker price indicates. It’s up to you to explore every fee and cost ...

Many Amazon shoppers are seeing a new button at checkout: Buy Now, Pay Later. It sounds like a great deal: buy something today, have it shipped tomorrow, and pay it off over time. But experts warn ...

As part of the agreement, CarMax will pay at least $420,000 in damages to servicemembers along with a civil penalty of $79,380. According to a consent agreement, CarMax repossessed at least 28 ...

CarMax Inc., the largest used car dealer in the United States, has agreed to pay $15,000 to each of dozens of military members after federal officials said the company illegally repossessed vehicles.