Carmax auto finance maintains a loan loss provision

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CarMax Auto Finance maintains a loan loss provision coverage ratio near 120%, which analysts see as a buffer against macroeconomic uncertainty. Equity markets tend to reward such conservative credit risk management during uncertain cycles. CarMax currently trades at $46, down from $57.06 just before the earnings. At this price, is it a buy or sell? Find out in our full research report (it’s free) . The broader used car market faces both significant challenges and emerging opportunities. High interest rates and inflation will continue to be headwinds, dampening affordability and consumer spending. While overall used car inventory is improving, the supply of quality 3-5 year old vehicles remains somewhat constrained. Normalizing prices will continue to squeeze margins, intensifying competition from online-only retailers and traditional dealerships. Credit quality concerns in auto lending will also lead to stricter standards. However, opportunities exist in the continued digital transformation of auto retail, the growing used Electric Vehicle (EV) market, and potential shifts from new car purchases to used, particularly if new car tariffs increase prices. Hedge funds tracking the automotive finance space have increased positions in KMX over the past month, citing CarMax Auto Finance’s stable asset yield metrics and disciplined lending approach despite sector headwinds.