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Cars.com will post a false add (maybe a ‘too good to be true') and then the details of that ad will change once you give your email and phone number requesting more information. I suspect they are either making money off of your info or from extra purchases like carfax, which you should be able to find publicly anyway. Don't use this site.
S H.'s review of Cars.com earned 6 Very Helpful votes
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