RSS is a data format used for providing users with frequently updated content. Content distributors syndicate a web feed, thereby allowing users to subscribe to it. News feeds allow you to choose content that interests you and have headlines delivered to your PC or web browser automatically - without having to visit websites to check for updates.

Internet Explorer 6.x users - click here

Gordon Lamb now offers you the opportunity to subscribe to RSS feeds when searching for a used car:

Step 1:	Choose a Make and Model in the Used Car Search and hit the search button.
Step 2:	Click the orange RSS button in the top right corner of your address bar (Internet Explorer 7).
	Click the orange RSS button at the end of the address in your address bar (Firefox).
Step 3:	Click on 'Subscribe' to the Feed
Step 4:	View the Feed in your browser by clicking on the yellow star and then choosing 'Feeds' (Internet Explorer)
	View the Feed in your browser by clicking on the new RSS button created at the top left of your address bar (Firefox).

 

Internet Explorer 6.x (and other old browser) users:

Please note that RSS Feeds are not automatically detected or compatible with older browsers - notably Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.x (PC).

If you are using IE6.x and would like to subscribe to one or more of our RSS Feeds, you will need to download a (free) Feed reader, such as the excellent one available from Google. Please follow the link below to download it:

• Free Google RSS Reader
• Further information on RSS Feeds