Avoid the credit crunch by using askaprice.com

With the British car-buying public having to take account of the impact of the credit crunch, high fuel prices, increases in road tax and the falling values of used cars, Askaprice.com is now in an even better position to offer bargain prices on new, leased and used vehicles.

With discounts of up to 25 per cent across a range of vehicle segments from most leading manufacturers, customers have a wider choice of new and used cars and leasing deals.

In addition Askaprice.com has a new used car section with over 13,000 used cars currently online.

Askaprice.com was established in 2003 to provide car buyers with a seamless service from research to purchase and beyond.

In the last five years the website has grown to the point where it now offers a price comparison service for all new cars and commercial vehicles, as well as offering thousands of used cars and special offers.

In addition, comprehensive research, analysis tools and buyers guides assist car buyers to help them to make the right purchase decisions for their new car.

But with car buyers facing financial pressures from all sides, Askaprice.com has been redesigned from the ground up to provide a clearer, more streamlined service for their consumers, with ultra-competitive prices on a wide range of vehicles.

Askaprice.com also hosts MotorTorque.com – the online automotive news, reviews and research website so customers can read independent road tests about their potential new car.

"Since we launched our original website operations three years ago the internet, or worldwide web, has become a fundamental part of daily life for the majority of the general public. Most people use it for one reason or another - car buying is one of them," says Chris Haycock, Askaprice.com's Online Marketing Manager.

"Consumers are more demanding of the websites they visit, and as car buyers want to be more educated and informed before they buy, we knew we had to take our website to a higher level in order to meet their needs."

"With so much information and data added to the old website over the years, a more simplistic navigation structure was needed to enable consumers to locate information quickly," said Haycock.

"We recently conducted one of the UK's largest surveys into the consumer car buying process; aligning this knowledge against the latest information architecture and design methodologies we are now in the enviable position of being able to operate an online service that not only looks and feels good, but is tailored for our visitor's needs. This gives us a distinct advantage over our competitors."