A true enthusiast doesn't limit themselves to one car website or blog, so here's my list of the best automotive sites out there.
Car Buying
Cars.com- While certainly not aimed for the enthusiast market, cars.com is my favorite car search tool. I've spent many days on the site just browsing for cars I could never afford and ones that I would be insane to actually buy. For me, being able to scroll through photos of Ferraris and classic Mustangs on dealer lots makes it seem more attainable and thus easier to fantasize about driving these cars. Maybe its just me. Anyway, I chose cars.com because of the ease in filtering the exact car you are interested in so you don't have to look at any automatic Mustangs...
Cars-on-line.com- This is my choice for those interested in searching for classic cars. Once you click on the link you'll be taken to a website that clearly hasn't yet moved into the 21st century. While the site is showing its age, it still shows you what classic cars are available in your area. Cars-on-line.com also lets you search purely by make and only accepts cars on its site that are truly classics, allowing you to see only best classic cars.
Blogs
Jalopnik- If you're a common reader of EAE you already know that Jalopnik holds a special place in my heart. Jalopnik's mix of bold writing style and "small blog" humor make it perfect for those who have a passion for cars. Jalopnik ignores those non-enthusiast readers that other blogs seem to cater to and in doing so has created a close-knit online automotive community.
Autoblog- Autoblog makes no attempt to match Jalopnik's humor or community but does do a great job of providing auto news. If you are interested in spy shots of the newest sports cars, you'll love Autoblog. Anytime I'm looking for the most up-to-date car commentary I head to Autoblog to get the scoop.
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