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Pretty terrible search. Looked for Toyota Tundra, found none. Typed it in again, and chose a few of the auto-completes suggested to me. No results. Looked for

Pretty terrible search. Looked for Toyota Tundra, found none. Typed it in again, and chose a few of the auto-completes suggested to me. No results. Looked for a F-150, no results. It's one thing to not have some of the most popular automobiles available, but quite another to not have results for something that you suggested I search for. Besides that, what is this supposed to do? If I click on one of the cars that it happens to have I get a blank page. Is this supposed to help me buy a car? See what's out there? Know fair value? I just think that someone jumped the gun on this, and it could be executed on quite a bit better

thecosas 14y ago
It's actually been out for some time now. Here's an article from June 28, 2012 detailing it in more depth: http://searchenginewatch.com/article/2188016/Google-Cars-New-Sponsored-Results-Not-Yet-Generating-Many-Car-Leads http://searchenginewatch.com/article/2188016/Google-Cars-New... Not saying that makes it any better... just saying its not something that was launched yesterday.
cloudwalking 14y ago
Perhaps there are no Toyota Tundras for sale in your area? Both of your cited searches work fine for me (Bay Area).
BHSPitMonkey 14y ago
Are you not noticing where it says "Searching within 25 miles of [your ZIP code]" on the results page?