Many Internet sites, such as Autobytel.com and Edmunds.com, have extensive information about the prices of new and used vehicles that anyone can use for free. In light of the availability of this information, what is the responsibility of consumers to use it?
A) Consumers shouldn't use it because it gives them an unfair advantage over car dealers.
B) Consumers have a responsibility to use the information and be smarter customers.
C) Consumers can use it, but should not feel a responsibility to do so.
D) Consumers should not trust any information they receive from any source except the government.
E) None of these alternatives is correct.

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Consumers have a responsibility to use the information available to make informed decisions and be smarter customers. By researching prices, consumers can negotiate better deals and avoid overpaying for their vehicles. It's important for consumers to take advantage of the resources available and not solely rely on the information provided by car dealerships.

Many Internet Sites, Such as Autobytel