CarMax, a subsidiary of Circuit City based here, has agreed to lease the properties back for 15 years, with two 10-year renewal options.
In a statement, Capital Automotive said the deal was financed with net proceeds from its public stock offering, which was completed August 8, with the remainder coming from long-term debt from Toyota Financial Services.
The deal includes 413,000 sf of buildings on 116 acres, with eight used-car superstores and five new-car franchises.
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