The lower to the ground, the shorter the car, the faster this sports car is going to accelerate and handle curves. It's also going to have more bounce per ounce. We can't wait to return to the dealership, silently cursing the salesperson who talked us into this car. We crawl out, limp painfully back to our old car, and drive home where blessedly we have pain medication and we can go to bed for a day or more due to the Fancy Little Red Sports Car Syndrome. While we're in bed recovering is a good time to do what we meant do before the red sports car.
Information is abundant.
These people are chock full of information they're dying to share on comparing cars, warnings, ratings and lots of humor, so necessary when our bodies are hurting. Car Point is another terrific source for just about anything you want to know about any car. They even have comparison charts to compare cars in our price range to luxury cars like the Lexus, Mercedes, or Cadillac. Then our fingers can do the walking through the local yellow pages and we can call dealers of the cars we've chosen. Now we are saving days and avoiding pain instead of driving all around town from dealer to dealer looking for what we want.