• Interview with Christopher Berner, Carsabi founder
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    Thursday, November 15, 2012 | Last Updated November 14, 2012

    Watch an interview with Carsabi founder and UC Berkeley alumnus Christopher Berner.

    Carsabi is a search engine for used car listings. Berner and co-founder Dwight Crow, another UC Berkeley alumnus, envisioned a website that would aggregate all of the different listings from across the Internet and provide specific results for cars being sold near a user’s physical location. Carsabi was the result.

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