- Visit local car dealerships to inquire about the prices of specific models. Dealerships often have competitive prices and may offer discounts or incentives.
Online car-selling platforms:
- Websites such as Carvana, CarGurus, Autotrader, and Cars.com allow you to search for cars by make, model, year, and other criteria. These platforms provide price estimates and connect you with sellers.
Classified websites and apps:
- Websites like Craigslist, Facebook Marketplace, and OfferUp often have listings for used cars. Individuals and small dealerships may sell their vehicles on these platforms.
Car price comparison websites:
- Websites like Edmunds, Kelley Blue Book (KBB), and Carfax provide car pricing information, including estimated market values, invoice prices, and private party values.
Manufacturer websites:
- Official websites of car manufacturers sometimes provide pricing information for their models, including base prices, options, and incentives.
Local newspapers and magazines:
- Classified sections of local newspapers and automotive magazines may also have car listings with prices.
Auction websites:
- Websites like Copart and IAAI conduct online car auctions where vehicles can be purchased for a negotiated price.
