CarMax sees longer return policy as its next trend

Jim Lyski says CarMax aims to put online buyers at ease. (CASEY TEMPLETON PHOTOGRAPHY INC.)

January 16, 2021 05:00 AM

CarMax has pushed the industry in new directions before. Its latest move could prompt others in the highly competitive used-car space to reconsider their return policies.

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