I will like to read reviews from cars (all brand and models) to evaluate cars before buying them.
Thank you!
I don’t think there is a single best place. There are long term reviews such as "Consumers Reports", which are geared more towards those looking for the best value for the dollar. Not all of these reports can be viewed on the web, however most public libraries have them on the shelf and/or reference section.
Edmond’s is geared more towards the general public and is for those who plan on trading cars more often then Consumers Reports.
Then there are the "Road and Track" as well as other magazines geared towards gear-heads. These are oriented towards different social groups. Some very elite and others very ordinary.
No single car will get top ratings by everyone, so use at least two. If you are a car owner who keeps a car for a long time "Consumers Reports" is one, and the other would be from what ever type of driving you fancy yourself excelling at. If you replace your car every five years or less, then Edmond’s and one that fits your type of driving.
Most of the special driving magazines have a web site to read car reviews, so find the one that suits you and visit the library once a month.
Here’s two of the best.
http://www.edmunds.com/
http://consumerguideauto.howstuffworks.com/
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I don’t think there is a single best place. There are long term reviews such as "Consumers Reports", which are geared more towards those looking for the best value for the dollar. Not all of these reports can be viewed on the web, however most public libraries have them on the shelf and/or reference section.
Edmond’s is geared more towards the general public and is for those who plan on trading cars more often then Consumers Reports.
Then there are the "Road and Track" as well as other magazines geared towards gear-heads. These are oriented towards different social groups. Some very elite and others very ordinary.
No single car will get top ratings by everyone, so use at least two. If you are a car owner who keeps a car for a long time "Consumers Reports" is one, and the other would be from what ever type of driving you fancy yourself excelling at. If you replace your car every five years or less, then Edmond’s and one that fits your type of driving.
Most of the special driving magazines have a web site to read car reviews, so find the one that suits you and visit the library once a month.
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