Edmunds - Shop Cars For Sale Reviews

New layout makes it more difficult to do a new search, whereas the old one was always at the top. That was very nice if you (like me) are trying to decide on suv or sedan vs crossover. No more quick criteria selection from one page. Now it’s basically having to starting a new search each time and go thru multiple steps. Really off putting.

Also, before you could see, say, all sedans and suv from Buick, vw, and ford, all on one search. Now, it seems you have to stick within the body type then backtrack thru many page swipes to start a new search for a different body type. Also, you can only save searches for inventory, not for initial research, so one must go thru all the paces each time!

Used the old app to both research and buy a car 2 years ago. I’m in the market for a car right now and this is just not as useful tool this time around. Poor update that made a very nice app much more complicated and, for me, essentially unusable.

August 2018 - Still miss the version where you could scroll thru thumbnails of all the vehicles on one page. Then tap on one of the pictures to see all the details and such. You guys took away a great browsing feature when you removed the all vehicle thumbnail page.

The prior version had a launch page where you could see pictures of all models and makes from all manufacturers on one page. You could also limit what you saw by filtering a specific or a range of years. Tapping on the picture would take you to the specific model information.

I cannot figure out how to get a similar view. If all that is still available in the new version of Edmunds , I can’t find it. And if it’s not, I think it’s a major step backwards.

I recently purchased a 2019 Toyota Camry Hybrid 40 minutes from home after searching nationwide and wheeling and dealing with dealerships in Florida, Massachusetts, Oregon, New Mexico, Oklahoma and Texas. I finally bought from Bert Ogden Toyota of Harlingen, but some three months later. The tools in this application are valuable as the staff obviously have a lot of experience in the business. You see the inventories of most dealerships in the country and a recommended negotiated price. I’m glad to be driving a shiny new a Camry Hybrid and very happy that ai was able to get as good a deal here at home as I could have anywhere else in the country.

I've used this app app for years now and it's been very informative,
Most of my experience with Edmunds has been with my iPhone, however Edmonds has recently gone over there iPad version, very simple yet accurate, pictures of cars are stunning to say the least, the colors, specs, and ratings of the cars are really quite good, a very informative and well thought out app indeed, R Frost.

I am losing patience with this app and their inability to keep accurate, timely search results. I have gone through entire pages of vehicles who show up as available on Edmunds and website, but when you go to the dealerships’ own websites you can see that they are no longer in their inventory. There as a 4runner in Ruston,LA that is showing up as available now that has been sold since May. A few days, fine, but months?? It would be one thing if that was a solitary situation, but it happens continually. I’m sure that many would blame the dealerships, but most often, this app is not removing them promptly when the dealerships submit their sale updates.

So this is true of both the website and the application. For some time I’ve relied on this app for great reviews and information regarding the reliability of vehicles. Things like the true market value and total cost of ownership us to inform my car buying and that was all due to this app. That along with reviews from other users of the site was really useful.

On the website at some point they hid all the research and pushed you towards searching for used car inventory. This was annoying but the information was still there. Now, the data seems to be all but gone.

Both the website and Edmunds do nothing more than get you quotes for new and used cars. Both end up cluttering your email, so make sure to use a disposable email, because the dealerships will never stop. There are plenty of other sites that do a better job of searching used car inventory.

Anyway would be happy to pay for the old content, but it looks like the company went another route.

I downloaded Edmunds with the intent of being able to shop for a used car. I had high hopes of doing that when I entered the model and year and received a private owner and dealership average. Then I clicked on the for sale link and found out that either the dealers don’t know that they’re twice the average or Edmunds is half the reality. Then Edmunds is rating the sales prices as ‘Good deal’ ‘Average deal’ etc. with no relationship to the prices, mileage, equipment level or anything else. There is no reasoning given either as to why deal A is better than deal B. It leads me to believe it is just a promotional app that car dealers can put vehicles into.

It’s a nice app and easier to use than most. However, it’s missing some very basic features such as choosing to see listings with photos and prices only. I did a search for Tundras in my area and got over 300 results with my selected criteria. Turns out that over 2/3 of the results were either listings of vehicles without prices or photos, or both. Most of the listings without prices were essentially new trucks that would be way out of my budget. Why even give the option to select a price range? Fix that and you guys will have a nice app.

I have tried every one of the used car apps and this is the only one that gives you the options in the filter to narrow down your selections to very specific vehicles. When you are searching for a very specific vehicle and that vehicle has literally dozens of versions this feature is very important to me

This is my source for information for a great number of automobiles. I find the owners experiences to be particularly helpful over the professional review were‘s. Professional review were‘s only get a car for a few days or a week or so. Owners give you a longitudinal experience so that you can really make an informed decision as to what you really want to purchase.

Find the site provides a lot of information. Especially like all the choices of cars that it provides. Used it as a negotiating tactic for a better car price with dealer. Should dealer that his price was high compared to others with similar cars.

Could be great. Sadly about half the time when I click on something to change or refine a search, it dumps the application only to have to start again.

Update: The recent total overhaul of app makes it more cumbersome and annoying to use. Couple that with an ad bar at the bottom of several pages that strobes on and off at a rapid and irregular rate, and Edmunds becomes unusable. Yes, they know of this issue. But they don’t fix it. No, deleting and reinstalling Edmunds does nothing but waste time & effort. I believe this app’ 6th grade programmers don’t actually buy cars, so they can’t be expected to get it right.

My favorite app for car shopping. Complete selection, easy to navigate, most responsive and thorough breakdown of options based on the actual make and model of the chosen vehicle—not generic colors/options.

The one downside is that everything saves to the device or ip address versus an account and sign in, so different stuff saves on different devices. I found that annoying.

New look is pretty, but contains less information and is more difficult to use for a serious buyer. It is especially trying to find differences between variations of the same make and model. Example: several variations of the Porsche macan are listed by price, mostly based on horsepower. Unfortunately, the various engines horsepowers are not listed. I had to go to a different app to get the information. I will probably delete Edmunds in the near future. Too bad, I used Edmunds extensively while buying our families last four cars.

The recent update makes Edmunds more difficult to use. In the previous version you had the ability to view all of the cars and prices on one page for every make and model. With this version you have to drill down numerous times to see one vehicle. I’m having a hard time understanding how that is better. Bring back the old version. It wasn’t broken, so it didn’t need to be fixed.

Edmunds is great but we need to be able to select the engine that we want to look at not just the standard engine of that vehicle, example, F-150 XLT comes with a 2.7, 3.5, and 5.0 and you can only see the 2.7 on Edmunds , we need to be able to see every engine and specs that comes on that trim, or at least that Model of vehicle

Like I said the 2019 Silverado has a 6.2 engine with the LTZ and HighCountry trim and it doesn’t show it no matter what I do!

Hello this app team so I was on your guys app on my phone and I looked at the ram promaster window van and in the description and it say part of the first generation of the Aventador since 2011 and I think you guys made a mistake so please understand that and help fix that glitch

Thanks so much
Sincerely Max Pritzlaff

This used to be one of my favorite apps. I would come on several times a day to do research, or just to admire and compare the options out there. Now I have to do a search to find anything, I have to work to find the old review and spec data, and I still can’t figure out how to compare cars. Worse, I think this app is selling my contact data to dealers. Every time I look at a car on Edmunds I immediately get inundated with calls and e-mails from dealers!

The way you organized Edmunds was so much better before. All of the vehicles on one page, filters at the top, clear and easy to use. Now it’s tougher to navigate without the flexibility. Boo.
I’ve been using your app for a long time. It used to be really good, you changed it for the worse, than again for the better and again it’s bad. While I keep coming back, it sure would be nice if you could figure out what is good and stick with it.

Have been using this app for years. Lately the website turned to crap, Edmunds used to be very basic and work well and now I find it very busy. Now I feel they change things for the sake of changing it.

Pricing on cars seems inconsistent. According to this app a RAV4 is $1500 off but when reading elsewhere online the prices are $5000 off after negotiating. That’s a big discrepancy.

If you’re looking to pull the most amount of information from tens of thousands of sources, filter data with pinpoint accuracy, make great use of its highly usable tools, review, analyze high-quality images and much more stick with this app while searching for your next vehicle.

Updated version is absolutely useless for my needs. I used to be able to use a slider to pick the year then tap a make and then have all the models right there for my research. This new version took it all away leaving a user to "guess" for a model one at a time. Old way: tap 2018, tap BMW, see all models. New way: tap search, tap BMW, select from a list of 33 models, "guess" the model, tap a year and finally see a single model.

Why take the simple research feature away? Please rollback to the prior release and maybe your loyal users will come back