Before you buy, do your Homework by checking out either Edmunds or Kelley Blue Book ...or both. The Sites in the above Table do not provide true Comparison Shopping...for that you will have to pay a fee.  CarBargains can find you the lowest price from a dealer but you still have to negotiate the final deal. Autoadvisor , & Consumers Car Club for a higher fee will close the best-bid deal that you approve.  Want to know more about a Used Car you're considering buying?  For under $20 you can plug in the VIN (Vehicle Identification Number) at Carfax and it will give you an Ownership History.   Before you use these sources you might want to research the model(s) you are interested in (Option packages etc.) by visiting the various manufacturers Sites in the  LinkOn Table below.  It is also a good idea to have your financing set up in advance. Go to HSH.com & BankRate.com to see what the banks in your area are charging for Auto Loans.  

    And if you just want help in general about Cars, visit NPR's Click & Clack's Web Site for their Car Talk show. The Online Sites of Motor Trend Magazine, Car and Driver and AutoWeek Online can also be a research aid. CarBuyingTips.com is also a helpful Site.                                     

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