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No, CarMax does not take credit cards for buying a car or making a down payment, though cards can pay certain fees like shipping at many stores.

No, CarMax no longer sells factory-new cars; it offers only used and near-new vehicles with low miles and late model years.

Yes, CarMax pickup now lets many sellers hand off their car at home, with availability and fees shown after you get an online offer.

No, CarMax uses fixed no-haggle pricing, so the sticker price stays firm while you adjust the deal through financing and trade choices.

No, CarMax does not lease vehicles; it sells used cars and buys some leased vehicles from you or your lender.

No, CarMax prices are fixed under its no-haggle model, but you can still shape your total deal through financing, trade-in, and add-ons.

Yes, CarMax can finance many bad-credit buyers through in-house and partner lenders, but approval, rates, and down payment depend on your full profile.

CarMax uses fixed no-haggle pricing, so you generally cannot negotiate the sticker price on its cars.

Yes, CarMax does trade-ins, giving written offers you can use as cash or as a down payment on another car.

Most CarMax locations arrange paid oil changes through service centers or RepairPal partners for cars they sell, not as walk-in quick lube stops.