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UsedCars.com Gets a Face Lift…
and we don’t even live in Orange County!
Today we launched a new version of our new homepage (some of you may see it, some of you may not, we’re A/B testing). It features a new color scheme, more tips and tools, and an easier way to find the car that is right for you.
We built this, specifically with … Read more
What Is the Kelley Blue Book and How Do I Use It?
The Kelley Blue Book has been an essential tool for used car buyers since the 1920s. It all began when Les Kelley, a young car salesman in Los Angeles, compiled a list of cars he wished to buy and the prices he was willing to pay. His list quickly became the trusted source of value information for local banks and … Read more
How to Inspect a Used Car.
You’ve found a car that seems perfect. The price is right, it drives well, and has all the features you’re looking for. But is it too good to be true? Whether you’re at the dealership or buying from an independent seller, you can’t always trust the salesman to reveal the dirty little secrets of their products. It’s important to learn … Read more
Our Top Navigation Just Got Better!
We recently completed some usability results, and there was one recurring comment, “The top navigation is really hard to find.”
Well, we listened! In an effort to make your used car shopping easier….
We went from this:
To this:
Let us know what you think!… Read more
April 13, 2012 by Maurina | 2 Comments
What Do the Numbers on Oil Mean?
Have you ever stared blankly at a wall of motor oil in the store, wondering what all those numbers and letter mean? SAE 5W-30, 15W-40, 10W – what does it all mean? And does it really make a difference which goes in your car?
The numbers you see on your motor oil can range from 0 to 60 and are determined in laboratory tests by the Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE). These numbers refer to viscosity, or thickness, with the lowest numbers representing the thinnest, and therefore the most viscous oil. Also, the “W” stands for “Winter,” and refers to … Read more
February 17, 2012 by Maurina | 11 Comments
UsedCars.com Gets a Face Lift…
and we don’t even live in Orange County!
Today we launched a new version of our new homepage (some of you may see it, some of you may not, we’re A/B testing). It features a new color scheme, more tips and tools, and an easier way to find the car that is right for you.
We built this, specifically with the car shopper in mind. If you know your brand, feel free to use the search widget. If you’re not sure sure of a brand, but you know you want a sedan, click the sedan image to find more information … Read more
December 21, 2011 by Maurina | 10 Comments
Congratulations to “Help Alison Find a Car” Winners
Thank you to everyone who participated in our contest with Adam Carolla’s co-host, Alison Rosen. We had great responses, all of which were very helpful. A special congratulations to Wayne W., Jillian G., and @b4eel. They are our 3 winners to our “Help Alison Find a Car” contest.
December 12, 2011 by Maurina | No Comments
What Is the Kelley Blue Book and How Do I Use It?
The Kelley Blue Book has been an essential tool for used car buyers since the 1920s. It all began when Les Kelley, a young car salesman in Los Angeles, compiled a list of cars he wished to buy and the prices he was willing to pay. His list quickly became the trusted source of value information for local banks and dealerships. Mr. Kelley realized that he was on to something, and published the first Blue Book of Motor Car Values in 1926.
Today, the Blue Book has blossomed into the industry’s go-to source for accurate value estimates and trusted quality … Read more
November 30, 2011 by Maurina | 4 Comments
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