what do you think is the best car for family use?

Answer 1

any mercedes.

Answer 2

I recommend Honda or Toyota. Both make a variety of cars, minivans, and SUVs across a broad price range. All have better than average reliability, safety, and fuel efficiency. For a family with one or two kids, a Honda Civic or Accord or Toyota Camry would be an excellent choice. Do you have a larger family or often haul around other people's kids for carpools, sports, etc? The Honda Pilot (SUV) or Odyssey (minivan) or Toyota Siena minivan would be great choices.

Answer 3

Minivans, SUVs, sedans are good for family driving. As far as brand goes Toyota and Honda for reliability, if you don't mind not having a brand name then Hyundais are a good choice. I personally recommend Hyundai because they are high in reliability but lower in price than the competition. They offer many models to choose from and have won many accolades from critics in the industry. Definitely look into Hyundai before making a decision. Good luck!

Answer 4

my granddad had a 80 Oldsmobile Custom Cruiser wagon with a 350 V-8..been around since 1986....me and my cousins learned to drive in that car...drove it around on dates and weekends....it was the grocery run car...my granddad used it to haul paint, wood, and tools when he had to do repairs on the houses he owned....It has been to all the local theme parks as well as DC, Baltimore, New York, Conneticut, Philly, and North Carolina...Dodge Caravans and Taurus wagons owned by neighbors have been replaced by S.U.V's and that GM wagon is still going strong....it has 350 V-8 with automatic on the floor...sky blue with matching cloth interior...sitting on 16 inch factory chrome wheels and Goodyear rubber....she dose'nt have duals but if you step on the gas, she'll give you a nice run...granddad is 70 years now...there is a chance that the wagon will outlast him....he's owned every Lincoln Cartier towncar from 79 to 2002..but that wagon has outlasted them all....wether he got tired of the car, wanted the newer bodystyle or it was wrecked....his loyalty to the wagon never waivered....before that wagon, he owned a 77- 79 Ford LTD body County Squire wagon...white with ugly wood panel...that died a noisy smoky death....but that GM wagon....turns over as smooth as the day he bought it...he only had to replace the brakes, a Alternator, and get a new paint job....

Answer 5

If you have kids, I'd recommend a Honda Odyssey or a Toyota Sienna. If you don't have kids, a Toyota Camry or Honda Accord.

Answer 6

In my part of the world, a car that will conveniently take the father, mother and four children should do.

Answer 7

Toyota RAV4 or similar Toyota models