Victims of California CarMax store crash sue suspect, used-car retailer

Two of the eight victims of the March 8 CarMax store crash have filed a lawsuit accusing the used-vehicle retailer and the suspect of negligence. A CarMax store in Kentwood, Mich., is shown. (C.J. MOORE/AUTOMOTIVE NEWS)

March 21, 2025 01:14 PM

A father and daughter injured when a vehicle drove through a CarMax store have filed a lawsuit against the suspect and the used-car retailer.

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