Car-buying Resources
Let the Internet be your guide
By
Selena Maranjian (TMF Selena)
March 1, 2002
Q. What are some good online resources for studying the car-buying process, as well as researching and buying cars?
A. There are many (really -- many). Below are some sites that offer extremely detailed and easy-to-read information on how to save a lot of money when you buy a car. You'll also find sites that allow you to research details on specific cars, as well as get general advice and information:
Sites that report crash test results:
Some of many sites to help you with loans and leasing:
For info on insurance, drop by the Fool's Insurance Center.
Auto magazines online:
To learn about the ins and outs of the car-buying process, check out the Fool's How to Buy a Car area and ask any questions on our Buying and Maintaining a Car discussion board.
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This question and answer is adapted from The Motley Fool Money Guide: Answers to Your Questions About Saving, Spending and Investing. For answers to this and 499 other common money questions, check it out -- it's a handy resource.
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