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Buying cars ranks with a trip to the dentist for most people. With high pressure sales tactics and hidden costs it is no wonder why this is so. The Internet alleviates this trepidation and allows people to perform a tremendous amount of automobile research. The more educated a consumer becomes the better a shopper he will be.
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Pros: Ease of use, new and used car database, tips and advice, user forums, account save feature, new vehicle reports
Cons: None Observed Review Summary The Edmunds.com site is a complete new/used car buying/selling resource. Edmunds offers searching of new and used cars, tips and advice, new vehicle reports, and user forums. The user forums are a nice feature which allows users to post questions, answers, and other feedback amongst themselves. This proved extremely valuable while researching new cars, actual feedback from those driving the cars, not just selling them.  
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Pros: New and used car pricing, car buying advice, car reviews and ratings, blue book values
Cons: Site navigation can be a little confusing for some Review Summary The Kelley Blue Book site is a very comprehensive site for the new or used automobile buyer. New and user vehicle search, advice about a number of automobile issues including buying, selling, financing, and leasing. The site also offers reviews and ratings about specific vehicles. KBB.com also offers to help sell your existing car by listing it on their site. If you are new to the Internet the site can be a little daunting at first to navigate and may take awhile to become familiar with it.
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