Rosen Law Firm urges CarMax investors to act before January 2, 2026 deadline

A prominent U.S. securities‑litigation firm, Rosen Law Firm, released a notice on November 29, 2025 calling on holders of CarMax, Inc. (NYSE: KMX) securities to “secure counsel” ahead of a critical deadline related to a class‑action suit. The lawsuit covers investors who purchased CarMax stock between June 20, 2025 and November 5, 2025 — defined as the “Class Period.” According to Rosen, the lawsuit alleges that CarMax and certain defendants made false or misleading statements about the company’s growth prospects. The firm contends that the earlier growth reflected in CarMax’s 2026 fiscal‑year results was not sustainable, but rather a temporary spike driven by consumer demand fueled by speculation about auto‑import tariffs. As a result, CarMax’s public statements regarding business conditions, operations, and future outlook were allegedly “materially false and misleading or lacked reasonable basis.” Investors who bought shares during the Class Period may be eligible for compensation, without paying out‑of‑pocket fees or costs, under a contingency‑fee arrangement. Those interested in serving as “lead plaintiff”— i.e. a representative acting on behalf of the class — must file by January 2, 2026. Even those who do not become lead plaintiff may still remain part of the class and potentially recover losses if the case succeeds. Rosen emphasizes the importance of choosing experienced counsel, warning that many firms issuing mass notices have limited litigation resources and may only refer clients elsewhere. The firm itself boasts a strong track record — ranked among the top four U.S. securities‑class‑action firms since 2013 and responsible for hundreds of millions recovered for investors. #CarMax #SecuritiesClassAction #InvestorAlert #RosenLawFirm #SlimScan #GrowthStocks #CANSLIM