CarMax TV Commercial, 'Saving Time'
CarMax
CarMax is the best place to sell a car, which is perfect for those who values their time. After all, life is too short for inefficiencies.
CarMax TV Commercial, 'It all Starts Here'
CarMax
Find high-quality cars without the hassles with CarMax. Only the best used cars are selected and inspected. Protect your purchase with a 30-day warranty and a 5-day money-back guarantee.
CarMax TV Commercial, 'Welcome to the Bright Side of Car Buying'
CarMax
CarMax is a great place to buy a used car and everyone is celebrating. In front of the dealership, inflatable airdancers are flailing for joy, gorillas are dancing with sale signs, a woman is parading down the aisle in a patriotic dress and a giant sun descends from the clouds. They don't need the giant unicycle riders or any of the usual gimmicks because they have fair prices and people like Jeff to help you out. Nice sparkler Jeff....
CarMax TV Commercial, 'Reconditioning'
CarMax
CarMax kindly offers an apology to the car who recently spent hours of reconditioning. CarMax reasons that their invasive reconditioning procedures are imperative to ensure that the cars they sell pass with the appropriate grade. CarMax gives a peek into their car shop and to the car reconditioning process.
CarMax TV Commercial, 'Windshields'
CarMax
A couple is shopping for a car at different dealerships. Almost all of the vehicles they look at have kitschy window stickers advertising a "hot price," "sweet deal" or "ca$h-ta$tic bargain." After a while, the couple goes to a CarMax lot and finds a BMW they like that features only a no-haggle price tag in the window. They call over a CarMax employee to assist them in making their purchase.
CarMax Super Bowl 2014 TV Commercial, 'Slow Bark' Puppy Version
CarMax
CarMax brings the puppy love with this exclusive web parody of their 2014 Super Bowl spot with, you guessed it, puppies!
CarMax Super Bowl 2014 TV Commercial, 'Slow Clap'
CarMax
Let's have a long (really long) slow clap for everyone who bought a car through CarMax this year. Even Rudy is excited!
CarMax TV Commercial, 'Quality Time With the Kids' Featuring Andy Daly
CarMax
With one kid strapped into a carrier, another riding in her toy car and the family dog, fish, groceries and dry cleaning in tow, CarMax spokesperson Andy Daly walks around an outdoor car lot talking about how his to-do list keeps getting longer. The multitasking dad values tools that help him get things done from anywhere, like CarMax's online financing application. Knowing he's approved for financing before he goes to CarMax to buy a car is one more thing he can cross off that list, leaving him
CarMax TV Commercial, 'Tiger' Featuring Andy Daly
CarMax
As a CarMax representative wielding a chainsaw finishes carving a wooden tiger (Dr. Whiskers), he explains what the visual aid represents: that CarMax associates won't pounce like a tiger when you arrive to buy a car. And, in case you're wondering why he didn't use a real tiger to illustrate his point, he insists it would maul him.
CarMax TV Commercial, 'Confidence' Featuring Andy Daly
CarMax
CarMax spokesman Andy Daly believes that CarMax should give used car buyers the same kind of confidence that it takes to wear white after Labor Day or to randomly switch to an English accent. "Nothin' but net," he says boastfully as he tosses a basketball over his shoulder, completely missing the hoop.
CarMax TV Commercial, 'Dream SUV'
CarMax
Find your perfect SUV without having to enter any contests or running through any malls. Start at CarMax.
CarMax TV Commercial, 'Puppet' Featuring Andy Daly
CarMax
Holding a puppet of himself, the CarMax spokesman declares the dealership is honest. In order to give customers confidence, he says the prices are clearly marked and sales associates are paid the same regardless of the car you buy. CarMax even offers an online tool to help you estimate your monthly payment -- something his puppet says it's great for cars, but not for ventriloquism.
Carmax TV Commercial, 'Time For A New Van'
CarMax
A man struggles to close his Van door in this commercial and a woman tells him it's time to get a new car. He agrees, but doesn't know how to get started. Suddenly, an arrow shows up on the ground and leads him all the way to Carmax where he can test drive nearly every make and model.
CarMax TV Commercial, 'Unsure' Featuring Andy Daly, Gary Anthony Williams
CarMax
A man pays a visit to the CarMax spokesperson Andy Daly, explaining that he wants to sell his car but he's kind of ... "ehhhhh" about buying one. Andy tries to understand exactly what he means, offering up "hmmmm" and "pffft" as possible comparisons to how the man is feeling. Finally, the two come to an agreement, and Andy lets him know that CarMax will still buy his car, even if he doesn't buy a new one from CarMax. Mhmmm.
CarMax TV Commercial, 'Boat Car'
CarMax
Need to sell your car but aren't sure how or where to begin? Follow the line to your neighborhood CarMax and start here.
CarMax TV Commercial, 'Museum'
CarMax
A father and son take a very unique trip to the history museum and end up at CarMax to trade in his old dinosaur-aged van.
CarMax TV Commercial, 'Wedding'
CarMax
Start at CarMax by test driving nearly every make and model in one place.
CarMax TV Commercial, 'Camel' Featuring Andy Daly
CarMax
Andy Daly says CarMax will buy your car even if you don't buy one from the company. Whether you're buying a car elsewhere, shopping around or just want to ride a camel into the desert, CarMax says it's the place to sell your car.
CarMax TV Commercial, 'Something Different'
CarMax
These people all need new cars and at CarMax they can start by test driving every make and model from CarMax.
CarMax TV Commercial, 'Purple Wizard Van' Featuring Andy Daly
CarMax
A man is skeptical when a CarMax spokesperson claims that the company will buy "all the cars." After a series of questions, he learns that CarMax will accept any car whether old, new or in need of repairs. He asks if the company would accept a purple van with a painting of a wizard riding a unicorn that sneezes rainbows, adding that he is asking for a friend. The spokesperson sees no problem with it.