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Websites for used car dealers

Every time I search the internet for the best used car dealership websites, I keep stumbling over the same site again and again: cars.com. As I access the website I’m already in business. I have a very straightforward menu which I can interact with, so there’s no horsing around.

The website is separated within 3 big categories: Buy, Sell, Research & Reviews and a search option that enables me to find anything that I might want in specifics. I have the ability to choose between new or used cars and have a series of search filters that enable me to find the exact model I am looking for. If I desire I even have a browse option which enables me to choose cars by manufacturers and after that, choose the model of my convenience and so on. This is all part of the homepage.

Let’s head for the Buy option. Here I am accompanied by the elaborate search engine that enables me to search for the exact model I wish to purchase, and of course, the same option of switching through used and new cars for purchase. I receive additional help within Car Financing Tools feature that enables me to use the Car Loan Calculator, so that I may find out exactly what I need in order to purchase the car of my choosing. Another nifty option is the Auto Financing Advice which takes me to a window filled only with advices of all categories.

Used Car Website

Beginning with Car Loan tips and ending with Auto Refinancing

The Sell “department” is a little different, being asked for my zip code, and after my area identification, I am presented with a pleasant interface where I can pick an advertising package of my choosing to present my car. Once again accompanied by a menu of advices on how to sell my car, online benefits and other useful info I may require. I can access from here, the website affiliations like Ask.cars.com, where I can request detailed information on any car of my choosing, or KickingTires.com where I can monitor the latest new car releases.

And I’ve stumbled on probably the most important feature of all, and something you don’t find on the majority of dealership websites, the Research and Reviews. Here I am offered a user-friendly search system accompanied by photo of the car models in question (very useful in case of similar models), and by selecting a manufacturer and model I can find out in-depth information concerning the car, the production year, technical details, a short and very “to the point” presentation of the model of my choosing and of course the car Reviews with opinions posted on both sides: experts and customers alike.

Another interesting feature is the Faceoff where a car is compared “head to tow” to another car both of my choosing: performance, technical data, handling, mileage, and another ton of useful information which I can inspect every little aspect of the car which I’m planning to buy or sell

After a complete navigation through their awesome website and of course not leaving empty-handed. I have only one question: “Where do I sign?


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