whts the best car to buy for a new driver (something cheap)?

Answer 1

Dodgem

Answer 2

A Dodge! You know, DODGE? Get the hell out of the way and Dodge????? LOL!!!!! Howze about one that can be paid for without taxing the already on their way out Mom and Dad who already know how to work and pay for their own vehicles?? LMFAO!!!!!! Actually, buy a junker for a new driver because if they are not smart enough to drive a really nice car and appreciate/wreck it, they are the ones that everyone wants to use that road rage/kill mechanism on!!!!! LMFAO! OMG! Buy a tank????? JK! But really, just let me know where you hang so I stay off the road...or what you could do is hang tires all the way around whatever junker you get and then you will be able to afford big red baby buggy bumpers......It's so easy...a caveman could do it...lol!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Honestly, there are no safe cars for our teenagers these days...The safest car our new, young, love of our lives, young drivers can buy...is the love and respect of those that love them and a license to NOT DRINK & DRIVE OR TAKE the bus....:(

Answer 3

Scalextric

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Answer 4

I used to have a Peugeot 306, I had to get rid of it because I had to get a seven seater. It was the best car that I ever owned, in fact I liked it so much that I gave it to my dad so that I could still use it now and again. Mine was an 'M' reg, 1600cc, has a petrol engine with low mileage and I paid £895 about 18months ago, however I've been told that the diesel is far better.

Answer 5

The best car for a new driver is the volkswagen rabbit. Volkswagen has a great reputation in safety and maintaining it's value. Safety features that come standard on all models include anti-lock brakes, traction control, side-impact airbags for front-seat passengers and side-curtain airbags. Tire pressure monitoring now comes standard. These are in addition to the federally mandated front airbags. Unfortunately, they haven't brought the deisel over to America yet, (which are expected to get 60mpg which is better than any crappy hybrid), however they can still get well over 30mpg.

The 2007 Volkswagen Rabbit is available in two-door ($14,990) and four-door ($16,990) versions. The four-door comes with more standard equipment.

All models are powered by a 2.5-liter, inline five-cylinder engine that generates 150 horsepower and 170 pound-feet of torque. They come with a five-speed manual transmission or optional six-speed automatic ($1,075).

Safety features that come standard on all models include
-anti-lock brakes,
-traction control,
-side-impact airbags for front-seat passengers for thorax protection and
-side-curtain airbags for head protection in a rollover or side impact.
These are in addition to the federally mandated front airbags. Rear-passenger side-impact (thorax) airbags are optional ($350). Also optional is an electronic stability program ($450) to help the driver avoid accidents. Both front seats have head rests designed to minimize whiplash.

Standard features on all models include cloth upholstery,
-air conditioning,
-cruise control,
-rear-window defroster,
-an outside temperature display, a
-10-speaker audio system with AM/FM, in-dash CD player and MP3 capability,
-split-folding rear seats,
-power windows/locks/mirrors,
- intermittent windshield wipers,
-electro-mechanical power steering, and 15-inch wheels.

The four-door version is upgraded with velour seat fabric, eight-way adjustable and heated front seats, a fold-flat front passenger's seat, a rear-seat center armrest, an upgraded audio package with a six-CD changer, heated windshield washer nozzles, a cooled storage compartment in the front center armrest, and front and rear floor mats.

-Options include a power sunroof ($1,000), satellite radio ($375), and 16-inch alloy wheels ($400). Dealer-installed accessories include larger wheels and tires, bike and snowboard racks, body-side graphics, and an aero body kit.

What more could a new driver need?
Hope this helps

Answer 6

My first car was a Renault 5 - I know they are not made any more so I would say Clio. My second car was a Golf and to this day make I always buy is VW - so perhaps a polo. Renault was very easy and wonderful - never let me down!!

Answer 7

diahatsu coure very economical cheap to insure,tax and really good on petrol usage.this car is great fun to drive and is small so you can park anywhere which is such a benefit.i strongly recommend this as a first car you can pick up a second hand one from 300 POUNDS

Answer 8

Something old so you can learn the basics of how a car works + simple maintenance you can do at home.
Something slow so you don't kill yourself. Its easy to put your foot down and think your Michael ?Schumacker? -- (Badly spelt ,never mind).
Fiat uno. Not punto, there crap. Renault 4L if you can find one in good conditions that doesn't cost a bomb.

Answer 9

Vauxhall corsa 1.2 low insurance, cheap parts and easy to drive. Look for one with power steering though.

Answer 10

Focus, high quality and the best safety ratings plus fun to drive.