The "Old" Way	How To: Select a vehicle, drive from dealer to dealer getting price quotes, choose the "best deal" and buy the car. Advantages: "Hands-on" approach. You can see and drive the vehicles in which you are interested. Disadvantages: The risk of a cat and mouse game as you try to secure the best price. Source: Your time and money.
New Option 1 Online Price Quotes	How To: Select a vehicle and secure a free online price quote. Make one trip to the dealer to purchase the car. Advantages: Can save time and money and, if the price is acceptable, eliminates running from dealer to dealer. Disadvantages: Although these sources have relationships with dealerships nationwide, the dealer may not be the closest to you. Sources: InvoiceDealers
New Option 2 Buying a Car Online	How To: Selecting a vehicle and handling the entire transaction online. You receive a verified discount price and can arrange to pick up the vehicle. Advantages: The whole process is handled from your home or office, meaning that you may never have to even visit (let alone haggle with) a dealer. Disadvantages: You will need to do your "up-front" work first to verify the make and model you want. Sources: CarsDirect