Comparison for Buying a Car | eHow

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Do Your Homework

Before you start visiting car lots, there are many things you need to know in preparation for dealing with car sellers. Make a list of the kinds of cars you are looking for, based on your specific parameters. Research cars in your price range that receive high marks for reliability. Consumer Reports, Edmunds and Kelly Blue Book are all highly respected sources of information on cars that have the best records for reliability. Use your research to narrow your choices to a few specific manufacturers and model years you would consider that fall, if properly priced, into your target price range.

Gas Mileage

Gas mileage comparisons are necessarily subjective. For example, if you live in a warm climate with a long commute, a car with high gas mileage may be your highest priority. However, if you live in an area where getting snowed in is a major factor, or you have serious haulin... http://for-insurance.ucoz.com/news/car_comparison/2013-05-27-2525