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CarMax May Have Illegally Sold You a Car

NOTE: WE ARE NOT CARMAX. We are attorneys who sue CarMax regularly.We are not affiliated with CarMax in any way.

CarMax advertises that its vehicles are "CarMax Certified."

One California judge has already ruled that CarMax's "Certified Quality Inspection" and certification process violates the law, and ordered them to change their illegal practices. California Superior Court Judge J. Richard Couzens, in the matter of Menefee v. Mecedes-Benz USA, LLC et al., found that CarMax Auto Superstores California, LLC violated Civil Code Section 1770(a) and Vehicle Code Section 11713.18(a)(6) by using a “generic” certification form rather than a “meaningful ‘report’ of the components inspected.” CarMax has appealed the decision.

If you purchased a vehicle from Carmax and received a "CQI CarMax Certified Quality Inspection" document that displays a certification such as the one below, your vehicle purchase may be illegal.

If you are not happy with your CarMax purchase, contact the Auto Fraud Legal Center for a Free Consultation.

Rosner, Barry, and Babbitt, LLP is the Auto Fraud Legal Center. We are California's largest Auto Fraud and Lemon Law firm. We are a state-wide firm currently litigating cases throughout California. Our attorneys have a combined 75 years of experience litigating auto fraud and lemon law cases. We are a thriving auto fraud appellate law firm, responsible for many important decisions that are binding on dealers statewide. For over 30 years, we have fought for the rights of consumers who have been taken advantage of by auto dealers, and we are ready to fight for you.

Many consumers do not know that they were lied to, or discover that they were deceived long after the purchase. It may not be too late! If a dealer lied to you - about price, down payment, monthly payments, accident history, rental status, smog, warranty issues, or anything else - you may have a claim, and you may be able to return the vehicle you purchased, even years later, and get your money back.

In addition, dealers break the law in ways that are not obvious. Consumers are unaware that hundreds of thousands of contracts throughout the state are illegal. Even if you are not certain that you were defrauded, you can contact us for a free contract review to make sure the dealer complied with the law. If your contract is illegal, you may be able to return the vehicle you purchased and get your money back.

All of our cases are taken on a contingency bases, which means no money up front and all money paid by the Defendant.