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I mean other than carmax and autotrader. Looking to buy a used car with less than 60,000 miles and that’s good on gas. My budget is absolutely no more than $10,000

Your question is unclear. Precisely what do you mean by "research"? Are you seeking particular used vehicles for sale or information about various years, makes, and models?

For the former, you can hardly do better than autotrader.com. It may not be the only resource, but it’s certainly one of the most wide-reaching and comprehensive while providing tools for you search as specifically as you’d like. Certain auto-related web sites like edmunds.com combine their own reference and editorial content with autotrader listings to provide general vehicle information too. The biggest advantage of autotrader.com is that it contains vehicles from both dealers and private parties.

Other web sites like cars.com have their own listing capabilities. Sites like caranddriver.com, motortrend.com, autos.msn.com and yahoo autos offer editorial content and estimated values. If you want basic pricing information, you can refer to the Kelly Blue Book web site (kbb.com) and nadaguides.com to help derive your own consensus.

Best of luck. I hope this helps.

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