: Widely regarded as the definitive authority. It provides exhaustive reliability histories based on millions of owner surveys, safety data, and crash-test results. Reviewers from Thriftbooks often cite it as the only guide they trust because it is not influenced by manufacturer advertising.
: Authored by former Motor Trend editor Richard Nerad, this provides a potently clear philosophy for business and personal success in car negotiations. car buying books
Car buying books generally fall into three categories: for reliability and pricing, strategy-based books written by industry insiders to master negotiation, and mechanic-authored manuals for inspecting used vehicles. Top Data and Reliability Guides : Widely regarded as the definitive authority
If your goal is to ensure you aren't buying a "lemon," these guides written by experts and mechanics are highly recommended. Consumer Reports Bookstore : Authored by former Motor Trend editor Richard
: Published by The Homework Guy Team , this e-book and paperback by former salesman Kevin Hunter teaches consumers how to beat adversarial dealer models by understanding how dealerships truly make money. Used Car Inspection and Maintenance
: This is another comprehensive annual guide focused on safety, fuel economy, and maintenance costs. It is designed to help consumers compare technical specifications across different brands and models quickly.