Site needs some improvements I love CarSoup but you need to add an option to be able to select by page when you are looking at cars. To arrow back or hit previous button takes forever. If you find a car on page 40 for example that you want to compare to the one you saw on page 4, it takes forever.

I have VERY little time to go out and … I have VERY little time to go out and go car shopping, It's nice that there are websites to help with this, especially near a city with an abundance of cars. I will not consider a car unless there are pictures inside and out, leather, infotainment display, and just overall condition are all important things to me, I'm not going to even consider driving to a dealership to look at a car unless I can tell if its worth a look by looking at photo's. The main reason I absolutely can't stand carsoup.com is because they allow dealerships to post a "default photo" on any car they want to so when you check the "cars with photos" filter they will literally list hundreds of cars with a single stock photo and NONE of the features listed. There are a million reasons to want to see photo's of a used car, everyone knows this. But dealerships FLOOD the search results with posts that have no information in them whatsoever so you have no idea what youre looking at. If you check the "cars with photos" filter for more accurate search results, I think its only fair that you get the information you are looking for. I will most likely never be using this website again as I have no idea what i'm looking at when i click on a post with little to no information.

Out of all the sites that I use Out of all the sites that I use, carsoup is the most difficult to deal with. Whenever I use carsoup, the pages keep scrolling or jump up and down. It is very frustrating to use this site when I am searching for something specific.

Toyota sienna This website gave us many options and locations within our zip code. Loved the information in each car provided. Helped us look for awhile and compare prices. I especially appreciate the days the car was for sale and how the asking price is rated against other comparables.

The webpage is slow to load and … The webpage is slow to load and difficult to navigate on mobile devices. Ads "jump" the page while loading, so if you try to scroll, it will change what you're looking at and you may accidentally click on something you didn't see. The filter function requires you to apply each aspect individually so you have to wait for new results to fully load before you can apply another filter. For instance: If I wanted a 2009 Honda Fit within 50 miles, I would have to hit filter, make, Honda, and the page would take a minute to load, then filter, model, Fit, and the page would have to reload, then filter, year, 2009, and the page would have to reload, etc.... it's incredibly frustrating and time consuming, especially given the fact that load times are so slow due to all the ads on the page. Craig's List allows users to enter in all of their filters/search criteria at once, and is therefore much more user-friendly. Also, the GPS system you all use is awful. I live in Bloomington, MN and according to you, Ham Lake MN is only 10 miles away. Ham Lake, in reality, is over an hour's drive north east of the twin cities. And unfortunately for your users, there is nowhere to manually enter our location to fix the issue. This means that after spending nearly twenty minutes on a search that would've taken five minutes on Craig's List, I realized that my search was null and void because the location you have listed for me is so wildly incorrect. I'm searching for a new car because mine is no longer functioning. Getting to a used car dealership over an hour away without a car to use is impossible, and extremely disheartening.