What car has the cheapest insurance for a 17-year-old?
No single model is the cheapest to insure, but if you choose a car that falls in Group 1 for insurance, you won’t go far wrong. For example, the Kia Picanto or even the Volkswagen Polo with the 1.0-litre petrol engine are both Group 1 cars, so they’ll be among the cheapest to insure.
Are SUVs good for a teen's first car?
What is the best cheap car for a teenager?
This is a relatively easy question to answer, because the Dacia Sandero is one of the cheapest cars you can buy – and you get a lot of car for the money. The entry-level model comes with remote central locking, air con and Bluetooth, but if you spend a little more and get one of the better-specced versions, there’s an infotainment system with a neat touchscreen. It’s also cheap to insure and economical, if you choose the 1.0-litre petrol engine.
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I just turned 17 and my parents said i could get a car. I was looking at a bmw but i know the cost to maintain the car would kill my parents. i’m looking for a four door sports car or a sport suv. so if anyone knows any good sporty cars it would be great, they don’t have to be fast they just need to sound look good and be reliable cause tbh that’s all i care about.
I really want a sports car, but after reading a lot of these post I was quickly humbled and realized that getting a RWD “cool looking over safe and reliable” sports car for my first is a silly idea, according to a lot of people on this sub. And plus, I can get a nice looking sports car after I get my first (if thats even stl my choice) and learn how to adapt to drivers around me and the cars im driving aswell.
Anywho, I don’t know my actual budget 5-10k? Probably around 8k, im wanting to pay for most of it with cash upfront, so i want to find something cheap. It all depends when i start working. (havent actually started yet but I’m so excited about getting a car and driving I’m already saving, plus saving is good practice since my responsibility with money isnt the best…) plus, i have like 2-3 years to save.
anyway - updating my preferences: easy to drive/adjust to can handle snowy/rainy weather well (I know you can get tires for that, but I’m sure that some cars can handle it a lot better than others) reliable and wont guzzle gas, easy handling
i think this is a lot better than my last list, which was literally just “rwd, sports car, speedy, etc blah blah”
anyways, does this match up to any cars that would also be good for firsts?
Edit: I’m aware that cars can change a lot in those 2-3 years, just trying to keep some suggestions in mind :)