About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. It was just another day at CarMax when a delivery driver pulled up with an unusual cargo. As he unloaded the vehicle, a regular customer noticed something odd—an old, dusty steering wheel sticking out from under the hood. Curious, the customer peered inside and found an ancient radio tuned to static, complete with a cassette tape player that hadn’t seen use in decades. Turns out it was an antique car from the 80s, delivered by mistake. The delivery driver shrugged and said, ‘At least now you can listen to your favorite mix tapes while shopping!’ Everyone laughed, and the neighbor who bought it renamed it ‘The Time Machine’.
2. A delivery driver pulled up one morning with an unusual cargo: a vintage jukebox wrapped in bubble wrap. As he unloaded it, a regular customer happened by and asked if they were getting rid of any cars today. The delivery driver grinned sheepishly. ‘Nope,’ he said, ‘just an old jukebox.’ The regular chuckled and walked away whistling. Later that day, as employees unpacked the jukebox, a neighbor popped his head inside curiously. ‘Hey, is that thing for sale?’ he asked. ‘No,’ replied someone, ‘it’s just for decoration.’ The neighbor shrugged and left, muttering something about how CarMax always had strange stuff.
3. At CarMax, a delivery driver once brought in an old trunk, claiming it was part of a trade-in. No one gave it much thought until a regular noticed something odd inside—a collection of ancient maps and a mysterious key. The mystery deepened when another employee found a tiny note hidden among the maps: ‘Find what belongs here.’ Soon, everyone at CarMax was searching for clues—even the neighbors joined in! Turned out the old trunk contained nothing more than a vintage coffee maker from the 1970s.
4. At CarMax, a delivery driver arrived one afternoon with a mysterious crate marked ‘Do Not Open Until Sold.’ The entire staff gathered around curiously as he wheeled it into the showroom. Finally, someone from management asked what was inside. The driver shrugged and said, 'It’s just another used car, sir.' They opened it—inside was an old beater with a handwritten sign: "For Sale: One Happy Customer." Everyone laughed so hard they almost forgot to sell any cars that day.