whats a good car for a girl teenager..like a new one, not a used one!!?

Answer 1

I guess that all depends on how much money you have to spend and are able to afford the payments and insurance. You want to get the best car for YOUR money. Given that, I suggest referring to Consumers Report magazine. You can check back issues at your local library or go on-line.

Answer 2

I bought mine a Ford Ranger brand new when she was 17. She borderline totalled it twice but walked away without a scratch (first one broke the front axle and second one rolled it on its side). Insurance rate was better and since it only seats 3 didn't worry about her hauling half a dozen friends around who would distract her. Told the dealer I wanted tilt and cruise, automatic and 6 cylinder and that I wasn't willing to pay for anything else. Options will drive price up quick. She's 23 now and still driving it. She drove it 600 miles to college in Texas and now lives back in Oklahoma. It's been a great vehicle.

Answer 3

A Ford Focus is a great option. The 3-door hatchback version is quite affordable ($14,500 Canadian, $12,000 USD), and has respectable ratings from insurance companies. You also have good lease options and great finance rates, something you won't get from the foreign car makers. Domestics are also a little cheaper to repair was the inevitable first 'fender bender' occurs. Good luck!!

Answer 4

i'd probable choose Mercedes. i like that call, it is mind-blowing and that i've got continuously concept that Sadie is the main lovable nickname. Lexus would be my next determination yet i'd upload an A to the front so it would be like Alexus yet nonetheless incredibly after the motor vehicle. My third and intensely final determination could be the Porsche yet i'd upload an A to the top this time to make it into Porsca which i've got continuously seen a rather. a minimum of it would be a first rate infant call and nonetheless rather lots be after the motor vehicle.

Answer 5

Volkswagen Bumble Bee

Answer 6

a good car for a teenage is one that you feel is good for her, not the one that she wants. cars are for transportation when they are in there teens, not for anything else. I also think that it is crazy to buy a new car, think about leasing that way she will be limited on milage and can get something else in 3 years when she is more responsible.

Answer 7

my dad bought my first car when i was 18 at a used car lot and needless to say it left me stranded along the interstate.
The first car i bought myself was a new Honda Civic Ex (i was 20) and it was the best car i have ever owned. It was very reliable, safe and sporty. I actually regret trading it in.

Answer 8

Let me make a suggestion. New cars are nice and sweet, but keep in mind that you are throwing away money$$$$$$$$$$
If you are rich and have the money to throw away then go for it.

You can buy a used vehicle with low miles that are just as pretrty looking and still beauiful inside and out. You save money....let me say this again....you save money$$$$$$$$

My neighbor followed my advice and went down to a dealer and purchased a 2004 Mazda Tribute 6cyl with only 24,000 miles on it for $14,900.00...thats right $14,900.00
He put $1,000.00 down and financed the balanced.

Thats the way to buy.
Now he could of purchaed a new Mazda 2007 for $25,000.00, but why throw away money. When you drive it off the lot it loses $2,500.00 right off the back. That money is gone and by the end of the year your down payment is gone. Your equity???What equity??? its shot down the tubes.
You put $7,000.00 down on a Mazda Tribute and in one year your lucky if you have any of that money left. You might get $2,000.00 dollars back. You just flushed down the toilet $5,000.00 dollars and for what. Who has that kind of money to flush down the toilet...I dont'/

Dealers are out to rob you remember that. That's their job not selling cars and love you and all that bull shiit. They are there to make money off stupid people who lack the knowledge of what is going on when you drive on that lot. The saleman has a fishing pole and wants to reel you in and locik down a deal playing on your ignorance. When I drive on a lotl, they know right away, I dont' play tiddly winks and I am not there to kick tires or play games and I am not stupid.
They know right off the back their not going to amke alot of money off of me, but I will give thme some dues, but thats it.
So take my advice....buy a used car for the girl. Buy her a 2006 or 2005 with low low miles and these vehicls still come with warranty and look very nice.
Happy car hunting and remember always stand your ground to those jackasses who thiink they can paint ball you into buying a car and you lose in the long run.
Peace Al Rozz

Answer 9

If you want something a bit more sporty without being too expensive, I'd go with a Toyota Celica. I had one for 6 years. It was very reliable too.

Answer 10

Hands down!!! A Toyota Corolla for reliability and safety. I bought my sister and Daughter each one after extended research on cost, safety and fuel economy. One of the best cars on the market in its cost class. They are known to go 400,000 km without repair as long as you do proper maintenance. Mine did.