Buying a new car can be an extremely daunting process, especially if you are not particularly knowledgeable about cars. You may have decided to look at new car reviews as a first step in helping you make your decision. However, how do you know where to start in using the information contained in the reviews, and how do you know which is most important?

1. What To Look For In New
Car Reviews Part 2

2. Buying a new car can be an extremely daunting process,
especially if you are not particularly knowledgeable about
cars. You may have decided to look at new car reviews as a
first step in helping you make your decision. However, how
do you know where to start in using the information
contained in the reviews, and how do you know which is
most important?
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3. Probably the first things to look for,
when sifting through new car reviews,
are comments about the basic features
of the particular car, especially its
safety and reliability. Look for reports
of how well the car handles, and the
quality of steering, acceleration and
braking, as well as subjective
comments about what the car feels like
to drive, and how comfortable and
spacious the seating is.
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4. Be aware too of particular needs you may have, such as
children, a dog or three, or extra legroom, and see if
anything is mentioned about whether these can or can't be
accommodated easily.
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5. Following this, your best plan is to
decide what your priorities are in
buying a new car, and check these
out in the new car reviews. For
instance, your number one
requirement may be fuel economy,
safety, or reliability and low
maintenance. Alternatively you may
more interested in high
performance.
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6. Remember that, as well as
checking through reviews for
some of these features, you can
also check consumer reports and
ratings. For instance, the
government's Green Vehicle
Guide rates all Australian cars on
fuel consumption and air
pollution emissions.
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7. Similarly with reliability and safety -- Canstar awards
star ratings from 1-5 stars for reliability, based on
customer satisfaction, while ANCAP awards star ratings
for safety to new vehicles, based on crash tests and
scientific criteria. If safety is a priority, you should look
for a 5-star, or at least a 4-star, ANCAP rating.
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8. Buying a new car is too important to be left to chance.
As well as being a major part of your lifestyle, making a
mistake could have a serious impact, not just on your
bank balance, but on your survival. Only you can decide
which the right car is for you, but independent car advice
can point you in the right direction.
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