so, I'm looking for a new car, but i don't want to go to a dealership and ask there. I want to keep my research online. My question to you guy is what is the best website to use when looking for a new car? any suggestions would be helpful, thanks!

Why of course the Internet Brands web sites.

They really are the best place to start!

Bob Wilson

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I've found Edmunds.com to be an excellent source of reviews and information. You can also try Kelley Blue Book at kbb.com. These sites will typically have pretty fair editorial reviews and can offer decent comparisons and alternatives for each model.

Note that when you come to a site like this one, you'll get a lot of good information but also some pretty biased opinions either for or against particular models. In my experience, people who's opinion is middle-of-the-road don't post a lot, it's more people who are very pleased and really getting "into" the subject, or people who are really ticked and looking for answers to every problem (real or imagined) they have with the car.

(It's actually an '09!)

For hybrid information, just post here on Greenhybrid. There are lots of people here willing to give you their unbiased opinion. Ask away!!