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best cars for teens FAQ

What are the best cars for teens?

Jan 18, 2009 by Borch | Posted in Other - Cars & Transportation

I'm a guy and I'm 16. I want a good car that is dependable, fun to drive, cool looking, and under $20,000 (used). I like the Acura RSX and Mazda6. Any comments on those and other suggestions that would be good car for teen?

i agree with the comment above me, get a camaro trans am corvette mustang just not what you listed

Hunter W | Jan 18, 2009

im pretty sure any 20k car is good..
kb | Jan 18, 2009

which cars that were voted best cars for teens have the best or coolest looking dashboards and interiors?

Apr 26, 2009 by missyedda | Posted in Buying & Selling

I'm looking for my first car just turned 16 and I want a car with a really cool set up where the radio and a/c and stuff like that is.
http://www.leaseguide.com/Articles/cars- for-teens.htm

http://cars.about.com/od/helpforcarbuyer

2010 camaro cheap and looks great

Lucky | Apr 26, 2009
best cars for teens?

Feb 27, 2008 by just a girl | Posted in Other - Cars & Transportation

thinking about leasing a car. i like cars, not suv's or anything. maybe a small pick up truck. so what are some good, cute, and not too expensive cars to lease (i'm in michigan). to get an idea..i like dodge, toyota, something like that.
thanks!

Never lease a car. It's pointless. You're going to pay a few thousand dollars, only to have to give it back in a couple of years. You would be better off purchasing a car that you'll actually be able to own someday.

adrift | Feb 27, 2008

best cars for teens news

Teenage Taxi Club Announces an Alternative to Teens Texting and Driving

21.05.12

Nassau County, NY (PRWEB) March 11, 2012

Invincible, multi-taskers, with a seemingly never ending thirst to be connected to each other, the newly dubbed “Always On” generation. Taylor Sauer, the teen from Idaho who died in January because she was posting on Facebook while driving knew right from wrong. It wasn’t a lesson that she needed to learn. She even posted about it minutes before her crash. She was just being a teenager. They are these full of life people, who are far too young, too unaware and too under-developed to be allowed to choose to drive home alone, late at night, on a four-hour drive. Even though they look and sound like adults it’s so important to remember that they are still developing children. The mature, well developed, less invincible adults who have learned just how fragile human life is, must still make decisions for this vulnerable segment our population. Parents must decide the conditions under which a teenage child will drive, especially if we want to see aspiring, intelligent children like Taylor Sauer grow up and add to the development of our society.


Source: PR Web (press release)