CarMax

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At CarMax one morning, a delivery driver noticed something odd in the loading bay—a mysterious box wrapped in old newspaper and twine. Curious, he opened it only to discover an ancient map with a handwritten note: ‘Follow this path for your next big deal.’ The delivery driver showed the map to his coworkers, who decided to follow its directions during their lunch break. They ended up at a local diner, where an elderly gentleman sitting alone smiled and said, 'Looking for your next big deal? Here’s mine—just bought this vintage car for half price!' Turned out the map was just an old advertisement from the 80s, but everyone had a good laugh over coffee.

2. At CarMax last week, an employee brought in her new puppy for some much-deserved exercise. As the little dog explored the showroom floor, it suddenly froze and stared intently at one of the used cars. Everyone gathered around to see what had caught its attention—only to discover that the car’s dashboard clock read exactly the same time as when they’d arrived. Suddenly, a delivery driver joked, ‘Maybe the pup found his perfect match!’ And everyone laughed, realizing the clock was just a quirky coincidence. The little dog wagged its tail and continued exploring, leaving everyone with a warm feeling—and a good story to tell.

3. At CarMax one day, during a routine inventory check, a salesman overheard an unusual announcement on the intercom: ‘Attention, please pick up your flying saucer from service department.’ Curious, the salesman followed the instructions and found a silver disc in the service bay. A gruff delivery driver was adjusting its wheels, muttering, 'Just another day at CarMax.' The next morning, a neighbor asked if they could borrow it for his weekly grocery run. Nobody ever saw them again.

4. At CarMax, a young boy pointed excitedly at the ceiling, whispering to his mom, ‘Mom, look! Is that a ghost?’ The salesperson glanced up and saw nothing but a loose piece of insulation. The mother smiled and whispered back, ‘No honey, it’s just dusty old insulation.’ But as they walked away, she nudged her husband and said, ‘Maybe we should get our roof checked… or at least buy him some binoculars for Christmas!’