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You might think you know exactly which car to buy - but take a moment to consider competing cars in the same class. (Photo by Scott Jacobs)
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Buying Tips
10 Steps to Finding the Right Car for You
Step 4: Have you considered all vehicles in that class?
By Philip Reed, Senior Consumer Advice Editor Email
Today's new car (and truck) market is filled with great products. Most shoppers
have difficulty keeping up with all of the vehicles manufacturers introduce and
the changes they are making to their older vehicles, so it's important to do your
research. Use Internet sites like Edmunds.com and Edmunds.com New Cars and
Trucks Buyer's Guide to research all your choices before you hit the showrooms.
On Edmunds.com you can pick a specific car and bring up a list of similar cars
in the same class. If you already have a car you are considering, this will be
your starting point. Find the specific car you want on the web site by searching
by Make, Type, Price Range or Market Segment. Once
you have chosen your specific car, you will be on a Vehicle Detail page. This
page has links to all the Car Pricing, Features, Reviews and Shopping options.
Down the left hand side of the Vehicle Detail page there is a section called "Find
a Related Vehicle" all of the links in this section help you to locate similar
and competitive vehicles.
If, on the other hand, you have no idea where to begin you should might want to
consult the Best Cars section of the site,
or you can begin by searching by Make, Type, Price Range
or Market Segment.
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