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    What is the best used car website?

    Everyone will have an opinion, but we happen to think Edmunds is the best used car website. Edmunds has expert and consumer reviews, nationwide inventory, and pricing information to assist in determining a fair price to pay for your used car. If you're looking for used vehicles from private sellers, however, you might want to search elsewhere. Learn more

    What used cars not to buy?

    In general, you'll want to avoid used vehicles that have been issued a junk or salvage title, been in numerous accidents, or have a serious mechanical issue that needs attention. Edmunds does not have reliability data, so it is difficult to make a blanket assessment of specific models. There are a number of factors, such as age, maintenance history, and how the vehicle was driven, that play a role in determining a good car. Learn more

    What are the cheapest used cars in USA?

    You'll find used vehicles on Edmunds as low as $900. You'll want to sort the filter on the inventory page to the price range you want to look for, then sort by price from low to high. Keep in mind that cheap used cars might have items that need repair or they may have been in accidents. Make sure to get a vehicle history report and have the car inspected by a mechanic before making a buying decision. Learn more

    How do I find the best car?

    The best car for you is one that is in good condition and in your price range and one that fits the utility needs for you and your family. You can determine if it's the right one by checking the vehicle's vehicle history report, getting it inspected by a mechanic, and test-driving the vehicle. Take a look at Edmunds research articles for more information on how to buy a new or used car. Learn more