Teenagers first car.........

[CWO]

Actually the Audi A3 has the cheapest insurance for teenagers

That's very possible. I don't have one of those to sell you though.

[SSMAN]

I say a black on black 2003 Audi A4 Convertible with a new top just put on last summer.





Let me know

Actually the Audi A3 has the cheapest insurance for teenagers

[CWO]

I say a black on black 2003 Audi A4 Convertible with a new top just put on last summer.





Let me know

[Slowhand]

Alfa Romeo 164. They're cheap, sound fantastic but aren't that quick, and it won't run half the time so he'll have half the mileage to ball it up in.

Yet again, an Alfa is the answer.

[JC316]

actually, trucks are cheaper in Texas than any other state

They are. I talk to people from out of state and they can't believe how cheap trucks are here. If you want a truck that gets good MPG, get an S10 extended cab with a 4cyl and 5 speed. I was getting 25 MPG with mine.

[War Machine]

Gas Mileage is the big thing. Trucks are good on insurance, but horrible gas mileage. Not to mention trucks in Texas are expensive as shit. Plus I don't want to have to be working on it all the time.

actually, trucks are cheaper in Texas than any other state

[brandon01rt]

I wrecked my first car (97 cobra) racing when I was 16. No way in hell will I get my kids anything but a beater untill they start college.

[Vertnut]

I sent both my girls to college with 7/8-year-old cars they drove in high school, and they did just fine. I made sure they had good tires on them (they were driving home several hours each way) and kept them well maintained. The beatings cars take in high school and college/apartment parking lots is incredible.

[SSMAN]

I think either one of those cars is good. But I think a reg cab pick up with a v6 is what I'd go with. The less passengers the better.

I agree with your point about the passengers. But trucks just suck at gas mileage.

[Rick Modena]

That's a bit harsh.

Bullshit, air tools are for pussies unless you are a seasoned line mechanic. Its the only way to learn.

[HarrisonTX]

90's fullsize chevy with a v6/auto. Single cab if you can find one. $2,000-$,3k

[95DRGT]

Your daughter you say... Which by my calculations should be around the age of 23.

lol-married move along sir

[Unicorn Jeff]

I had my 95GT set aside for my daughter when she turned 16 in 2006. She decided to sneak it out one night while I was on a date (2 months before her 16th). Sold it the next day and purchased her the ugliest green Pontiac Grand Prix with a big bow on it on her 16th b-day. She was less than impressed.

For each of my step-daughters I purchased low mileage 10yr old cars. The agreement was they either have to pay insurance or gas (within reason). No free rides around here.

Your daughter you say... Which by my calculations should be around the age of 23.

[kirbster]

I think either one of those cars is good. But I think a reg cab pick up with a v6 is what I'd go with. The less passengers the better.

[Memo]

Get an 89 Corolla 5 speed. Those things last forever and are reliable and cheap. Very gas friendly. Oh, one caveat. Yeah, they're ugly but that's what my kid is getting for a first car. And I'm not even married or have kids.