Used Car Reviews, Rankings, and More

Kick start your search for a used car by exploring our list of the best cars with average prices under $30,000, based on CarMax sales data from July 1, 2018 through December 21, 2018.¹

What is the best car to buy in 2019? It might not be the latest model! Take a look at our best used car picks, based on sales at CarMax stores.

Save time on your next vehicle search using our list of best cars with average prices ranging from $10,000 to $35,000, based on CarMax sales and price data from July 1, 2018, through December 31, 2018. With over fifty-thousand vehicles on our lots nationwide, CarMax has a variety of budget-friendly vehicles to suit your needs.

Known for their space-saving design and easy maneuverability, small and compact cars are a great choice for your next used vehicle. Shop our best-sellers, based on CarMax sales data from June 1, 2018, through November 30, 2018.

There's a lot to like about the super-popular Nissan Sentra. Looking for something sleek, roomy and affordable? Check out our Nissan Sentra review to find out more about this stylish sedan.

In the market for a used car that's within your budget? Check out our used car pricing guide to get started. You’ll find a variety of sedans, trucks and SUVs to suit your needs.

Despite their smaller size, these compact cars pack lots of power and plenty of enjoyable features for drivers and passengers alike. Check out this list of our best ranked small and compact cars, based on CarMax sales data from January 1 through April 30.

Looking for a used car that won't break the bank? Budget-friendly and practical, these used cars with average prices under $15,000 are worth checking out for 2019 shoppers.

If you’re looking for a used car and you’re on a budget, CarMax can help you find a stylish new ride. In this article, we share more than a dozen sedans and hatchbacks that won’t break your bank.

As you prepare for college, your mind may be focused on signing up for classes, settling into your dorm, and meeting new friends. At this point, car ownership, and transportation in general, is probably the furthest thing from your mind. Unfortunately, neglecting this important decision could leave you scrambling for a ride when it’s time to find a job, leave campus for events, and attend social engagements around town.