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    3.3 (120 reviews)
    Open 10:00 am - 9:00 pm
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    The most recent purchase, VW Atlas.
    Danielle M.

    I have bought and sold about 4 cars, give or take, with this CarMax location. Every interaction has been simple, straightforward, and resulted in getting exactly the car I wanted, at a fair and reasonable price. As of late, I have one salesperson I work with on everything, Rocky. I first started working with her several years ago and was so impressed with her laid back way and no pressure engagement when selling. CarMax does not negotiate on price, generally, however their pricing is very fair from the start. The last purchase I made was an SUV for my daughter-in-law that I had shipped from a California location. We had looked at a VERY similar car at a smaller "buy here, pay here" type of spot. Their price was several thousand more, requiring the whole "working a deal" aggravation to get it to a reasonable amount, and after reviewing the sales contract, I found about $2,500 in additional fees for things we did NOT request. Those are the types of issues you can confidently know you won't have to deal with working with Rocky at the Oracle Road location of CarMax... and based on past experience, with ANY CarMax location

    Main car air filter one day after picking up car at Tucson Carmax.
    Rob J.

    The Carmax here in Tucson was an interesting experience for me. The standard efficacy of the car buying business thats known, is still present. I was a bit annoyed at the lowballing that they did with our negotiated trade in seeing how it was in excellent mechanical condition - if not better than... However when you come to Carmax do you expect a certain level take it or leave it. Buyers choice... After test driving a 2018 vehicle we were sold on it. Financing was done very quickly through our own bank and the car was quickly prepped for receiving. However I noticed something odd about the front end of the car having stainless steel screws installed in the wheel well by the tires, not standard with the OEM manufacturing processes. To me it was quite evident that the car had received front end damage. I inquired with our sales Tech to certify that the car did not register with front end damage. Our sales person who by the way was a very seasoned individual having his own car business in California for over 20 years reassured us the car had 'not' been registered for front end damage. Uh huh... Upon receiving our vehicle and driving home and over the next two days, we immediately recognized a fault in the crash warning system of the vehicle. We contacted Carmax promptly on Monday morning and notified them having just purchased it on Saturday that it indeed was failing at something based on the error codes we were seeing from the warnings on the dash. It turned out that even though Carmax had prepared the car, they clearly decided either not to do a thorough check over the car, nor decided to make the repair on the necessary components which turned out to be part of the radar system in the front grill. Two days later the car was returned to us and the $1700 bill was literally paid for immediately through our extended warranty. To me it would seem like someone should be held responsible in either the maintenance or marketing of this car before it was on the 'sale lot'. We learned barely two months later the car in fact did have massive damage on the front end as an auto body shop had to pull off the front facia and showed us the amount of bad workmanship (on a previous repair) in that whomever it was, did not use appropriate OEM hardware upon the repairs. Furthermore, we learned Carmax completely failed to do 'basic' car care on our purchase. I now doubt they even changed the oil... I've attached photos of the cabin air filter and intake air filter just to prove how bad Carmax really represented here...I mean, they made zero attempt to look or care for this car ultimately. I'm frankly astonished at their lackluster prep work here. They knowingly did NOT check for electrical failures, mechanical repairs and clearly did NOT even take the courtesy to replace common air filters. I'm ashamed this is how they act. I expected a slip up here or there, but this was a whole new level of neglect. Update as of 31 Dec, 2020. The car mysteriously dumped the FOB's memory on both modules and all four of the TPMS sensors are inoperative. There is a scheduled repair date in the next week, we'll keep you updated how their repairs on this turns out.

    A boy and his doggy on the trails ...
    John A K.

    My initial experience with the sales process was pretty good. The salesman was responsive, etc. However, AFTER the sale, I learned that my tires were six years old. I bought a 2014 FJ Cruiser, and took it to the local Toyota dealership. Everything was great, except the mechanic told me it's actually unethical to commercially-sell any vehicle with tires that old and/or worn. I called Carmax about replacing my tires, and suddenly my salesman "couldn't do anything" about it. I had to replace all four tires at $1600, which Carmax should've replaced, by default, before they even offered the vehicle for sale. Worse, from a simple customer-service standpoint, since my vehicle had no owners manual, I was promised a $200 allowance to buy one online. I had to buy the manual, and the jacket, piecemeal on eBay, which was only $74, well within the promised limit. Carmax actually refused to pay for the $16 jacket, penny-pinching to the extreme, and I actually had to argue back and forth, over their pitiful cheapness, before they, finally, begrudingly ponied-up the $16. After spending $51,000+, with $27,000 down, I expected a helluva lot better service than that. Sure, their smiling faces are great, when they're waiting to get your money ... but the absolute lack of graciousness (and even ethics) becomes evident really fast when they owe you some money in return. In the end, my FJ Cruiser is great, but that's thanks to Toyota as the manufacturer and the low mileage. If I had it to do it over, in hindsight, I would've shopped from a Toyota dealership directly, as they have higher standards in their customer care.

    Immediately after said defective bumper falling off (on freeway). This is extremely unsafe and could have caused an accident.

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    Was a great experience. Our sales person Joe M. was great. Very helpful no pressure, hassle free. We would purchase thru car max again

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    2.6
    (87 reviews)

    Recently visited this dealership because I received a mail lottery ticket, and it stated I won a…read moreprize. When I went to the dealership, they tried using my confirmation code to match the number on the board and said I didn't win and said they also ran out of earbuds to give to people who didn't win. I stated that the serial number determines the prize awarded, but they disagreed, even though it says it on the ad. When I was getting ready to leave, another employee talked to me and confirmed that it is the serial number you need to compare to the board, so no one at this place has the same information theyre sharing to people. Regardless, I made sure to compare the serial number to the board and didn't see a match either for some reason. My question is, What is the point of having the lottery card game and saying you need to match the symbols if it doesn't mean that you're going to win anything? That's false advertising. Additionally, I also called the "winners call" number (since I thought I won something since I had a match across on the lottery ticket) and entered in my confirmation code, and the line confirmed that I won a prize and it's been reserved, but why even have that number and make the person go through all these steps if the dealership says you lose anyway? Your ad is incredibly misleading and if you made tickets for everyone to "win" just so that they could come down to your dealership for a prize that doesn't exist, then that is super lame. If this is how your business operates, I can't imagine what sketchy "promotions" you'll lie to people about in order for them to buy a car. TLDR; business sent out lottery tickets and I got all 6 in a row; called the line and it confirmed I won a prize, went to dealership and they gave me incorrect information and also told me I didn't win anything and they ran out of consolation earbuds.

    I attempted to purchase a 2014 BMW from Cactus Auto. I provided a clear checklist for a…read morepre-purchase inspection and a firm out-the-door price. Carl repeatedly promised a detailed breakdown so I could review the math and warranty terms before driving down to the lot. Instead of providing the requested info, I was ghosted for days and then pressured to 'just swing by.' It's clear they were trying to hide the final numbers until I was physically there. If they can't provide a simple itemized breakdown after three days of asking, you have to wonder what else they are hiding about their cars. Zero stars for communication.

    Enterprise Car Sales

    Enterprise Car Sales

    4.6
    (40 reviews)

    My family's experience was so bad, I had to write this warning so people can make an informed…read moredecision on whether they want to take the chance. My family and I have purchased three vehicles with Enterprise at the Speedway location in Tucson. In 2017, I purchased my first vehicle with Enterprise, and it was such a smooth and easy experience that when my wife was ready to purchase a vehicle in 2024, we chose to work with Enterprise again. The experience with purchasing my wife's car was mostly smooth, but we did have our first encounter with the manager of this location, Robby. I don't have enough characters in this review to give all the details, but long story short Robby displayed aggressive behavior in attempting to strong arm my wife into paying for something Enterprise agreed to pay for on the day of sale. After reflecting on my most recent experience with Robby, this seems to be a tactic he frequently uses. Despite the initial encounter with Robby, we were still satisfied enough with our experience and the cars we purchased to recommend friends and family to utilize Enterprise for their car purchasing needs. We were so satisfied that we decided to utilize Enterprise for a third time in 2026 to trade in my first vehicle and purchase a newer one. The sales representative we worked with was fairly new at his job, but he was an overall pleasant person to deal with. The representative made representations consistently via text and verbally about the amount that would need to be paid for the vehicle at close. Based on what was represented and agreed on, we decided to purchase the vehicle outright without financing as we had done with our last vehicle in 2024. After spending many hours in the Enterprise office getting the paperwork together, we confirmed with the representatives several times that everything was in order before finalizing the sale. The purchase was completed May 13. Sometime before Independence Day, I noticed that on June 29th I had missed calls from a number I was not familiar with. I listened to the voice message left by the number and discovered it was the sales representative from Enterprise vaguely referencing the need for me to complete financing on the vehicle I purchased a month and a half ago. This was strange to me as we had paid for the car in full. The following days I was also sent text messages and on the 3rd of July, while I was on vacation, Robby began calling me and my wife. My wife attempted to call Robby back on the 5th but was unable to reach anyone or leave a message. On the 6th my wife called Enterprise to figure out what was going on because it began to feel like some kind of scam was underway. Robby initially spoke with my wife and was extremely aggressive and disrespectful, speaking over her and insisting that we did not pay the full amount and actually owed them money. At one point my wife inquired why Enterprise was attempting to contact us over a sale which had been completed over a month and a half prior, and Robby falsely claimed that Enterprise had been attempting to contact us "for a long time." My wife corrected Robby that Enterprise had only contacted us within the last week, and Robby replied by stating "Oh I don't know I just found out about this recently." Which further fuels the suspicion that Robby is willing to obfuscate the facts to leverage the situation in his favor. His willingness to lie doesn't inspire confidence that he is representing the matter accurately. My wife attempted to communicate with Robby about the events prior, and he told us that his sales representative was new and made a mistake in how much he told us to pay. Robby began demanding we "make it right" and made claims of how "nothing in life is free" and we "have to pay what we owe." At this point my wife conferences me into the call and Robby grew increasingly frustrated with us, stating we needed "to make it right" implying we did something wrong during the sales process when clearly he was trying to shift blame for some mistake that was made on their end. Ultimately, we paid what was asked of us on the date of purchase, if there was a mistake on Enterprise's part, I'm unsure how I can "make it right", and I certainly don't appreciate being aggressively harassed on vacation or during my workday. I also don't appreciate Robby attempting to make it sound like I have done something morally wrong. I will never deal with Enterprise Sales in Tucson again as long as Robby is manager.

    This is the ONLY place to buy a used car. The Explorer I bought was in good condition except for…read moreone headrest that did not work properly. They arranged to have it fixed and were kind enough to deliver the car to my house that's an hour away from Tucson. Great customer service!

    Precision Auto Sales of Tucson

    Precision Auto Sales of Tucson

    4.4
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    Precision Auto Sales is our "go to" business for used car purchases. Over the years, we have…read morepurchased four cars through Precision (Acura TL, Acura MDX, Honda Pilot, Honda Accord). We appreciate that Precision offers a low pressure buying experience. We've all been to a business where salespeople swoop in like vultures. There is nothing worse when you're trying to make a major dollar decision than to have someone breathing down your neck for their commission. It's awful! We appreciate that Precision respects its customers enough to provide ample time and space to make a decision. When we were ready to upgrade our vehicles, we returned to Precision because we knew we would get a fair price on our trade-in and purchase. Precision made the entire process painless, but the best part is knowing that we were purchasing a car that had been thoroughly checked out by the mechanics at Precision, Inc. We have yet to have a mechanical problem with any of the four cars we have purchased through Precision Auto Sales and they will definitely be where we return to when we're ready to upgrade again.

    Wow- this place is incredible! We found Precision Auto by accident by looking online for the type…read moreof car we wanted. Went in, and service was beyond amazing. Ever been to a car dealership without feeling pressured? Neither had we- until we went here. Dawn was totally low key, but extremely helpful- couldn't get a better combo than that. We drove various cars and ended up buying that day. The price was very fair (we had researched that ahead of time) and particulary knowing that they went through the car and had fixed anything that needed it already. They have a new customer for life, and we will also use them for any service the car needs as well. Thank you Dawn for such a great experience, it made car buying fun!

    AutoNation Honda Tucson Auto Mall

    AutoNation Honda Tucson Auto Mall

    3.0
    (247 reviews)

    I have the good fortune of owning two Honda vehicles. I purchased a gently used car from AutoNation…read moreHonda and get my car serviced at this location since they sold me a forever car battery in 2019. Before moving to Arizona, I was under the impression car batteries would last for 3 to 5 years because that's how long they lasted when I was growing up. In Tucson, the heat shorten the battery life significantly and so the forever program means they replaced the battery every other year, and I schedule an appointment for a new one. On this particular occasion, I brought my car in to get serviced as there was a recall on the fuel pump for my car and I was able to schedule an appointment at the day of my convenience. In the past I could work in the Customer Service area as they had a desk so you could set up your laptop at work. This day they ordered me Lyft to take me home, since the job was to take 4-5 hours. I was sent updated photos by text on the status of my car and a multi point inspection summary. After picking up my car, they actually called saying would I be interested in selling my car cause they wanted a car just like that, hoping to get me into a nicer newer one.. in the past when I have had to wait they have ice cream in the lobby for free for patron so silly as it may seem I always seem like excited to see that ice cream cooler. John and Corey have always been very nice and professional in the service department. In the past with other dealerships I dreaded getting my car serviced but here they really want me as a customer for life. The employees are sure to make sure I've been helped.

    I put in a single inquiry over a month ago and these people have been spam calling me multiple…read moretimes a week no matter how many times I've told them to stop. Be VERY careful about sharing your contact information with this company unless you'd like to experience the same.

    Precision Toyota of Tucson

    Precision Toyota of Tucson

    3.0
    (580 reviews)

    Precision Toyota -- bought my first car here today. Funny enough, not a Toyota, but a BMW…read more Overall, the experience was great. The GM, Mr. Stewart, was very kind and professional, and the best salesman of all time has to be Ryan Moore. Ask for him if you go there -- incredibly smart, patient, and helpful throughout the entire process. However, if there's any talk about a manager and you hear the name Loui/Louis... run the other direction. A previous manager had already given us a lower number, but once Loui realized the earlier offer , he refused to honor it. Instead of working with us, he let his ego get in the way, walked out of the conversation, and because of that, we didn't buy the car that day. Ironically, we called the next day, explained the situation, and they fixed the price anyway. So Loui, if you're reading this... guess who got the price you said was impossible? Moral of the story: Precision Toyota = great. Mr. Stewart = great. Ryan Moore = the GOAT. Loui = no bueno

    Very disappointing experience with Toyota's AI vehicle inspection system…read more The service writer and technician I dealt with were fine--this review is specifically about the AI inspection system being used by Toyota. The inspection report I received flagged multiple problems, including body damage, what appeared to be damage or issues caused by shadows, and tire wear. The problem is that none of these findings were accurate. A subsequent human inspection found that the reported damage and tire issues simply were not there. There's another issue that I think Toyota needs to consider. When a customer receives that AI report, you immediately have a very real concern that something is wrong with your vehicle. You see a report telling you there is body damage or a tire problem, and naturally you start worrying about the condition of your vehicle--and potentially the cost of fixing it. You don't know at that point that the AI is wrong. You have to wait for a human inspection to find that out. That is not a good feeling for the customer. I understand that AI and automated inspection systems are supposed to assist technicians, and I have no problem with using technology when it actually improves accuracy. But when a system presents incorrect findings as though they are legitimate problems with your vehicle, it creates unnecessary concern and potentially unnecessary expense. What bothers me most is the confidence with which these findings are presented. If Toyota is going to put an AI-generated inspection report in front of customers, there needs to be a clear verification process before questionable findings are presented as actual problems with their vehicle. The service staff were good. The technology was not. In my experience, the AI report was 100% inaccurate on the issues it identified, and that's something Toyota and UVeye need to take seriously. Technology is great when it helps. But when it incorrectly tells a customer that their vehicle has problems, the technology becomes part of the problem.

    CarMax - usedcardealers - Updated August 2026

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