car shopping
Most Researched Cars of the Week: September 15 — 21
If there’s one thing that many of this week’s “most researched cars” hold in common, it’s compact size.
Half of Online Car Shoppers Open to Any Make: Study
When it comes to new car shopping, buyers are more open minded than previously thought with half saying they would consider any make when they begin their online research.
Most Researched Cars of the Week: August 25 — 31
This week’s most researched cars range from being practical to practically unaffordable.
What is a Monroney Sticker and Where Did the Name Come From?
Automotive industry jargon is rarely interesting. ATF means automatic transmission fluid, and an ICE engine actually makes an awful lot of heat. But what about the Monroney sticker?
Millennials Not Interested in ‘Buy American’
According to a recent survey, millennials are less likely to care if a vehicle is assembled in America or not when shopping for cars.
Most Researched Cars of the Week: August 18 — 24
Japanese products swept this week’s list of most researched cars, most of which are Toyota products.
Millennials Like Car Dealerships, Hate Sales People: Study
According to a recent study, car buyers between the ages of 16-32 actually enjoy visiting dealership lots more than older generations, though they dislike dealing with car salesmen.
Most Researched Cars of the Week: June 30 – July 6
Utility vehicles were by far the most popular in AutoGuide.com’s new cars section this week.
Ask AutoGuide No. 15 – Nissan Pathfinder vs. Ford Flex vs. Mercedes E350 Wagon
Like Mariah Carey’s ancestry, modern crossover vehicles have unusual roots. The award-winning American singer’s family tree is more varied than the flora of a rainforest understory. Her unique blend of nationalities includes African, Venezuelan and Irish. That’s more ingredients than Belorussian variety sausage. Who’s hungry for some lean, finely textured opossum?
Compare Popular Cars Side-by-Side
Shopping for a new car isn’t easy and we know you can use all the help you can get, that’s why we’ve launched a car comparison tool to line up vehicle specs side-by-side so you can make an educated purchase.
Most Researched Cars of the Week: April 28 – May 4
Performance cars were predominant in this week’s new cars section including products from the U.S., Korea and Japan.
Most Researched Cars of the Week: April 14 – 20
Affordability was the common thread through the most popularly researched cars in AutoGuide.com’s new cars section this week.
Ask AutoGuide No. 6 – The Crossover Conundrum
Once upon a time the automotive market was radically different. Just a few decades ago things were much simpler for consumers than they are today. Unless they’re shopping for a new Tesla, buyers face a borderline-absurd number of choices when they walk into a typical dealer showroom. This is why we’re here. Ask AutoGuide’s expertly…
Car Shoppers Prefer a Good Deal Over the Latest Product
It’s the eternal debate when shopping for a new car: should you wait for the stylish and high-tech new model to come out before you buy, or should you take advantage of a clearance sale of old models? The answer, it seems, is the latter.
Most Researched Cars of the Week: February 24 – March 2
All are imports but one among the most researched new cars in AutoGuide.com’s list this week.
Going Topless: My New Car is Exposed
All the hard work has paid off, as Amy Tokic picks a replacement for her 2000 Chevrolet Cavalier and brings home a Volkswagen Eos. To catch up on the Going Topless series, check out the full archive of Going Topless stories. I had a weekend to make up my mind about the 2008 Eos. Yes, it’s…
Going Topless: Third Time’s the Charm… Right?
To catch up on the Going Topless series, check out the full archive of stories here. After some less than stellar results with private sellers and dealerships, Amy Tokic gives a CPO Eos a second look at a Volkswagen Dealership. With this be the third strike?
Going Topless: Dealership Drama
Perpetuating the old stereotype of the slimy used car salesman, Amy Tokic has an unforgettable experience at an independent dealership. This continues the streak of bad luck she’s had looking for her VW Eos.
Going Topless: Bring out the Scammers and Sleezeballs
In this installment, Amy Tokic goes head to head with online car listings, and comes away disappointed. Need to catch up? You can follow her adventures in car shopping as a single woman in Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5 and Part 6.
Going Topless: Feeling Kinda Used
The list of convertibles on Amy Tokic’s list gets shorter and she considers the benefits of buying a used car. Catch up on Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4 and Part 5 of the series as Amy navigates the world of car buying as a single woman.
Going Topless: The Beauty and The Beast
In the fifth installment of the series, Amy Tokic takes out her last two picks for a test drive. Miss the other articles? Catch up on all her adventures – Part 1, Part 2, Part 3 and Part 4.
Going Topless: Getting Frisky With Mazda and MINI
In the latest installment of Amy Tokic’s quest for the perfect convertible, she takes the Mazda Miata and MINI Cooper Convertible for a spin. You can catch up on all her car shopping adventures in Part 1, Part 2 and Part 3 of the series.
Going Topless: Getting Ready to Strut my Stuff at the Dealership
It’s been about 12 years since I’ve been in a dealership – and my dad was with me. I have to admit, I was a little nervous heading into the car dealership on my own (perhaps the two cups of coffee before I left weren’t such a great idea). It also helped that I was…
Going Topless: Stripping Down to the Final Four
Welcome to the second part of our new series ‘Going Topless’ where writer Amy Tokic goes on a journey to find her ideal convertible. Did you miss her first article, chronicling the decision to get her dream car? Check it out right here.
