nswers Online Kit Provides Info On Used Cars (NAPSA)—For most con- sumers, homework seemsto be a key part of the used car-buying experience. According to a recent survey, men spend about one month researching a used car purchase, while women tend to spend twice that amountof time. An online kit provides used car buyers with expert ratings on performance, reliability, safety andprices. And now there’s a new online resource designed to help consumers do even more research. The Used Car Buying Kit, from the Consumer Reports’ Auto Price Service, is an interactive one-stop shop for used car shoppers who want to feel confident that they will select a reliable car and get the best price. The kit arms shoppers with authoritative research on all models with its expert ratings on performance, reliability, safety and suggested prices, including private sales and trade-ins. Consumer Reports has been providing consumers with auto price information since 1983. To learn more, visit the Web site at www.consumerreports.org.
