Used Car Reviews, Rankings, and More

Looking for ways to lead a greener lifestyle? Consider the practicality, range, and on-road fun of an EV. Our list of the eight best electric cars for 2020 shoppers (based on CarMax vehicle and sales data from February 1, 2020 through July 31, 2020) is a great place to begin your search.

No matter what you're looking for, be it a car, truck, or SUV, you can find something to fit you needs here. Start your search with this mega list of the 130 best used cars, based on CarMax sales data, arranged by price and type.

The 2020 Nissan Leaf is a great electric car. Standard driver assists, infotainment, and range make the Nissan Leaf an ideal choice for your next EV. Find out more about key specs and features in this 2020 Nissan Leaf review.

If you're undergoing a big life change, like getting hitched, adding to your family, or starting a new job, you might also be feeling the itch to refresh your ride. If so, read on to learn more about the best times to buy a used car to help you on your search for the right car for you.

For a peppy electric vehicle that fits with your green-conscious lifestyle, the Nissan LEAF has been setting a great example for nearly a decade. Find photos, specs, key features, and reasons to buy in our 2019 Nissan LEAF review.

Whether you drive a hybrid or an electric vehicle, CarMax sales data reveals growing trends toward green-conscious car buying. Hybrid/EV customers are looking for more practicality by burning less fuel on their daily commutes. Popular cars include Toyota hybrid cars, Honda hybrid cars, and plug-in hybrid cars.

Lots of eager shoppers may be surprised to know that many of the features found on some of the latest 2018 vehicles are already available on newer used cars. Here’s a breakdown of some of these cool features.

Here, we take a look at the 2014 BMW i3 and the 2013 Nissan LEAF SV, two electric vehicles that are great for commuting but also capable of longer road trips.

This article shares data from new and used hybrid and EV owners based on a 30-question survey posted on CleanTechnica.com in June 2017.

Most used car buyers consider hybrid cars and electric cars for two reasons. They want to save money on fuel, and they’re concerned about the environmental impact of burning gasoline. There are additional reasons for wanting to drive electric cars and hybrid SUVs; for example, some drivers want to get behind the wheel of something that’s got a technological edge.