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Everyone buys a car at some point in time. The problem is trying to collect the information necessary to make an intelligent decision, so that you?re not ripped off by some shady car salesperson.

I’ve found a good place on the web to find out everything you will need. It’s Carseek.com.

The CarSeek.com website is organized into categories of News, PRICE QUOTES, Reviews, Articles, and FINANCE.

The NEWS category includes the latest news about the automobile industry.

In the Price Quote section, you decide which kind of car you would like a quote on, and CarSeek.com will match you with a pre-approved local dealer for a free, below sticker, no obligation price quote.

For detailed information about just about every car being sold, check out the Car reviews category.

In the ARTICLES category, you can read everything from info about “road rage” to pros and cons of buyng vs. leasing.

The Finance category allows you to view information about vehicle financing, and apply for a quote right from the CarSeek.Com website.

Here’s a press release that CarSeek.Com sent that offers some more detailed information about their website.

A popular site with new car shoppers, CarSeek.com has recently added new features, in addition to car reviews, photos, and news. CarSeek.com now helps connect potential car buyers to desired models, and connects the appropriate car dealers to customers who are ready to buy. Consumers are relying on the Web for comparing new car prices, options, and dealerships more every year. The quicker they find the car they want, the more likely customers will make a purchase.

For car manufacturers, it is critical that their models are seen on the Internet, due to the way people now shop for cars. By the same token, auto dealerships recognize that more people come in to close a deal after researching online. The new CarSeek.com is now fully active with 2007 vehicle reviews online, and new 2008 model reviews being published every week. CarSeek.com offers current EPA emission specs, fuel economy, and crash tests in its reviews, as well as special articles dealing with topics like: Road Rage, Hybrid Automobiles, How to Buy A Used Car, the Geneva Auto Show, and coming soon, an article about Indy driver, Danica Patrick.

A customer who visits CarSeek.com can read a review of the vehicle he wants, compare it to other vehicles, and have dealers provide price comparisons, within minutes. The price quote section of CarSeek.com asks a few simple questions and securely forwards the answers to dealers in the geographic area that was specified. CarSeek.com processes all leads for validity before they are forwarded to dealers. Dealers who have the exact model will send their price quotes to the customer by email, traditional mail, or phone, depending on the selected choice. CarSeek.com assures all of its visitors that it uses security measures to prevent misuse of any information.

For auto dealers who process leads as a way to increase sales, CarSeek.com leads put car customers who are ready to buy in contact with dealers. The CarSeek.com lead program helps dealers two ways: by verifying the lead information before forwarding it to dealers, and by confirming that the dealers have the model the customer wants. When new car shoppers get dealers to bid for their business, they will get the best deals. When car dealers obtain fresh, valid, new car buyer leads, their sales people get to do what they do best, sell cars. The new features at CarSeek.com make both happen.

I recommend that you check out CarSeek.Com before your next vehicle purchase.

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