Last updated: October 24, 2026
Our approach
Used New Car wants its pages to be usable by as many people as possible, including readers who use screen readers, keyboards or magnification. We aim to follow the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 at level AA. The site has not been formally audited, and we do not claim conformance with the standard. Think of it as a goal we work toward, not a label we hold.
What we try to do
When the Used New Car Editorial Team writes and edits pages, we keep a few habits in mind:
- Use readable text with clear headings and short paragraphs.
- Add alt text to images so their meaning is available without seeing them.
- Keep pages usable with a keyboard alone.
- Write link text that says where the link goes, rather than “click here.”
- Choose text and background colors with enough contrast to read comfortably.
These are practices, not guarantees. A page can still slip through with a missing description or a poorly labeled link.
Known limits
Many of our articles link to product pages on store websites. Those pages, along with any embedded content that comes from another provider, are outside our control. Their accessibility depends on the store or provider that runs them. If a store page is hard to use, the problem lies with that page, though we would still like to hear about it.
Report a barrier
If you run into something on Used New Car that is hard to read, hard to navigate or hard to use, please tell us at contact@used-new-car.com. Include the address of the page and describe what went wrong, and mention the device or assistive tool you were using if you can. We take these reports seriously and use them to fix the page and improve how we build new ones.
You can also reach the team through our Contact Us page.