Soarin
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Zarathustra[H];1037187139 said:Could not agree more. Krotch and I don't always agree but here we do.
Your first car should - if not a beater - at least be an older car with cheap parts and one that doesn't matter too much when it gets scratches and bruises and has cheap tires for when you clip your first couple of curbs and rip the side walls.
Ideally, the first car should also be slow and boring to drive, to give you plenty of time learning to drive responsibly before getting behind the wheel of something fast and fun.
My first car was a $3000 Mercury Sable with ~$120k miles on it. It served me well through college.
What?? Is that a generalization of younger drivers??? Of course my first car was a 93 cavalier with 240k on it but it got 33+ mpg during the 4.50 prices back in 2009. I still own cheap vehicle, because i cant afford it.....I never once hit a wall or anything else for that matter. This makes it sounds like we are all shitty drivers......