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Short-Term Debt

The latest quarterly short-term debt is $571.32 Million with a quarter-over-quarter change of -25.02%. Short-term debt includes all borrowings and debt obligations due within one year, including the current portion of long-term debt, commercial paper, and credit facilities.

Short-Term Debt

KMX Short-Term Debt

$571.32M

Reported quarterly short-term debt; no daily interpolation.

+9.19% 5Y

Current Short-Term Debt

$571.32M

$571.32 Million

Quarter-over-Quarter Change

-25.02%

vs. $761.97M prior quarter

Historical Data

96

Quarters of data available

Quarterly Short-Term Debt History

PeriodShort-Term DebtQoQ Change% Change
Q1 2026$571.32M$-190.66M-25.02%
Q4 2026$761.97M$-34.67M-4.35%
Q3 2025$796.64M$-1.23M-0.15%
Q2 2025$797.87M+$47.77M+6.37%
Q1 2025$750.11M+$262.92M+53.97%
Q4 2025$487.19M$-37.52M-7.15%
Q3 2024$524.71M$-47.11M-8.24%
Q2 2024$571.82M+$35.87M+6.69%
Q1 2024$535.94M$-206.19M-27.78%
Q4 2024$742.13M$-17.15M-2.26%
Q3 2023$759.29M$-60.35M-7.36%
Q2 2023$819.64M+$819.64M
Q1 2023$0$-579.47M-100.00%
Q4 2023$579.47M$-7.39M-1.26%
Q3 2022$586.86M$-85.44M-12.71%
Q2 2022$672.30M+$39.84M+6.30%
Q1 2022$632.46M+$100.19M+18.82%
Q4 2022$532.27M$-13.76M-2.52%
Q3 2021$546.03M+$22.79M+4.36%
Q2 2021$523.24M+$16.36M+3.23%
Q1 2021$506.88M+$54.30M+12.00%
Q4 2021$452.58M+$6.44M+1.44%
Q3 2020$446.14M$-22.56M-4.81%
Q2 2020$468.69M+$28.81M+6.55%
Q1 2020$439.88M+$6.43M+1.48%
Q4 2020$433.46M+$26.63M+6.55%
Q3 2019$406.82M$-28.42M-6.53%
Q2 2019$435.24M+$2.90M+0.67%
Q1 2019$432.34M+$34.00M+8.54%
Q4 2019$398.34M+$13.53M+3.52%
Q3 2018$384.81M$-26.90M-6.53%
Q2 2018$411.71M+$29.02M+7.58%
Q1 2018$382.69M+$27.13M+7.63%
Q4 2018$355.56M$-2.74M-0.76%
Q3 2017$358.30M$-8.39M-2.29%
Q2 2017$366.69M+$27.16M+8.00%
Q1 2017$339.52M+$5.75M+1.72%
Q4 2017$333.77M+$9.47M+2.92%
Q3 2016$324.30M$-26.86M-7.65%
Q2 2016$351.16M+$30.14M+9.39%
Q1 2016$321.02M+$19.85M+6.59%
Q4 2016$301.18M+$25.31M+9.18%
Q3 2015$275.86M$-23.13M-7.73%
Q2 2015$298.99M+$10.86M+3.77%
Q1 2015$288.13M+$19.18M+7.13%
Q4 2015$268.95M+$24.57M+10.05%
Q3 2014$244.38M$-18.27M-6.96%
Q2 2014$262.65M+$7.44M+2.92%
Q1 2014$255.21M+$30.69M+13.67%
Q4 2014$224.52M+$8.70M+4.03%
Q3 2013$215.82M$-4.02M-1.83%
Q2 2013$219.84M+$11.76M+5.65%
Q1 2013$208.09M+$24.82M+13.54%
Q4 2013$183.27M+$13.16M+7.74%
Q3 2012$170.10M$-2.25M-1.31%
Q2 2012$172.36M+$19.30M+12.61%
Q1 2012$153.06M$-22.22M-12.68%
Q4 2012$175.28M+$26.50M+17.81%
Q3 2011$148.78M+$17.07M+12.96%
Q2 2011$131.71M$-11.21M-7.84%
Q1 2011$142.92M+$8.63M+6.43%
Q4 2011$134.29M$-5.96M-4.25%
Q3 2010$140.26M$-941,000-0.67%
Q2 2010$141.20M$-36.58M-20.57%
Q1 2010$177.78M+$176.89M+20033.07%
Q4 2010$883,000$-118.51M-99.26%
Q3 2009$119.39M$-82.40M-40.83%
Q2 2009$201.79M$-37.89M-15.81%
Q1 2009$239.68M+$238.81M+27198.75%
Q4 2009$878,000$-98.09M-99.11%
Q3 2008$98.97M+$38.14M+62.70%
Q2 2008$60.83M$-27.56M-31.18%
Q1 2008$88.39M+$67.37M+320.57%
Q4 2008$21.02M$-137.66M-86.75%
Q3 2007$158.68M+$69.74M+78.42%
Q2 2007$88.94M$-46.01M-34.09%
Q1 2007$134.94M$-16.79M-11.06%
Q4 2007$151.73M+$64.33M+73.60%
Q3 2006$87.41M$-17.91M-17.01%
Q2 2006$105.32M+$73.43M+230.26%
Q1 2006$31.89M$-28.34M-47.05%
Q4 2006$60.23M+$15.48M+34.58%
Q3 2005$44.75M$-61.40M-57.84%
Q2 2005$106.15M$-35.63M-25.13%
Q1 2005$141.78M+$76.25M+116.37%
Q4 2005$65.53M+$59.20M+935.02%
Q3 2004$6.33M+$1.69M+36.33%
Q2 2004$4.64M$-23.54M-83.52%
Q1 2004$28.18M+$23.74M+533.87%
Q4 2004$4.45M$-1.82M-29.06%
Q3 2003$6.27M+$2.91M+86.91%
Q2 2003$3.35M$-11.18M-76.93%
Q1 2003$14.53M$-41.52M-74.07%
Q4 2003$56.05M+$50.74M+955.38%
Q3 2002$5.31M$-721,000-11.95%
Q2 2002$6.03M
Data as of Sunday, June 28, 2026

About CarMax, Inc.

CarMax, Inc., together with its associated entities, functions as a prominent purveyor of previously owned automobiles across the United States. Its business operations are strategically structured into two principal divisions: CarMax Sales Operations and CarMax Auto Finance. Through its retail offerings, the company provides an extensive selection of pre-owned vehicles, including various domestic, imported, and luxury models, in addition to hybrid and electric options. Customers also have the opportunity to purchase extended protection plans at the time of their vehicle acquisition. Separately, CarMax sells older, higher-mileage vehicles—typically around ten years old with over 100,000 miles—via wholesale auctions. Furthermore, CarMax delivers reconditioning and repair services for its vehicles. For its retail clients, the company facilitates a range of financing alternatives designed to accommodate diverse credit profiles, managed both by its internal CarMax Auto Finance segment and through arrangements with various external financial institutions. As of February 28, 2022, CarMax operated a network comprising approximately 230 retail locations specializing in used cars. Founded in 1993, CarMax, Inc. maintains its corporate headquarters in Richmond, Virginia.

Richmond, VA
30,048 employees
Consumer Cyclical / Auto - Dealerships
Sector
Consumer Cyclical
Industry
Auto - Dealerships
CEO
Keith Barr