Rave Forum Reviews: Hot Auto Forums

Wanna find out where auto enthusiasts are hanging out? How about what they are interested in, what their top issues are today? Let's take a look online at auto forums that have heavy traffic today.

Automotive Forums

Known as simply AF, the AutomotiveForums.com site has to boast the largest selection and number of discussions on the internet. More than 1700 linked car forum sections cover nearly any and all make, model and type of auto discuss you could have. Register for free and talk about anything cars from Acuras and Alfa Romeos to Nissan and Oldsmobile to Volkswagens, Volvos, Yugos and other cars.

Head to their photo gallery, upload your own pics to share with others and view theirs. Click their Article Directory from the top menu and read about auto shows, check out previews and reviews, informative content with full color photos and more.

CarForums.net

This is a colorful and organized forum free to registered members with auto discussions in progress about imports, domestics, 4X4s, exotics, classics, sports cars and lot of other vehicles. Surf around with handy menus that you won't find in the huge forum above. You'll also find car pics and specs, car reviews, other car sections like free classifieds for posting what you are selling, a horsepower calculator (I mean how cool is that!), a How To area, vehicle maintance tips, sections set up for nearly every make and model vehicle, an entire section of resources and more. You'll be here for awhile having fun!

CarForum.net

Only one letter off in name from the site above, this other free member forum offers similar sections as those mentioned above, only in a different visual format. Scrolling down longer lengths you'll find areas for the Latest Discussions and Auto News right off the bat, so you can dig right in and chat away. Also top side is the Gallery area where you check out "Our Rides" sharing digital snapshots of your own, if you like, givie everyone a cyber-peek under the hood.

Then scroll down to the auto section of your choice for the various makes and models. You'll find sections on American Cars, Asian Cars, European Cars, Classic Cars, Hybrid / Electric Cars and more. Chat with owners before you buy to see if the car you think you want will suit your needs. Then continue down for discussion sections on Car Parts and Maintenance, Electronics and other related topics.

There are many, many other car forums out there. These are the top three in Google right now. Which ones do you visit? Which ones should be avoid? Any forum tips to share?