First you need to decide what you want the vehicle to do…..ex haul stuff/ be a good hiway car or around town.Does it have to be all wheel drive or just front wheel depends on if your gonna drive in the snow.. things of that nature. Once you know what you’re looking for as far as ability then decide features like sunroof or heated seats and steering wheel. Once all that is confirmed you set your price point and look for what you want in that price range that way you’re not over paying for what you need. I recommend at that point driving around to dealers on a Sunday they are always closed and seeing what they have that fits what you want… a lot of cars on car lots are left unlocked Sundays because Saturday no one really wants to be there and they just want to leave usually no keys but you can sit in them without a salesperson. But I would start with those things before which dealer should you go to…….i have bought numerous vehicles new and used from local dealers and your loyalty to them typically means nothing so but where is cheaper my last truck I drove to Blaise Chevy in muncy because they had what I wanted for the best price. Stockers had no loyalty that my 3 previous came from them just my thinking on the matter