Good car for a teenage girl

[LittleBoyBlue]

Gosh,man it was probably around 05,or 07 when my dudes were talking about what their baby girls wanted,,,now that I'm thinking about it Adam's daughter wanted a Volkswagen 'jetta' & Ramon's girl wanted the Honda,,, how'd that new prelude work out for you? Did you trade it in while it still had pretty good trade-in value, like a lot of guys do, or did you keep it and drive every dimes worth out of it like I do?

I only had it for about 2 years. My younger brother wanted it.
So he has it for a year or Teo. He liked to change cars often.

So for the 4 years or so it was great. After that I don’t know.

 

[Melonfeud]

That's what l do brother...l drive them till the wheels fall off!!

LoL,we'd get along real good being neighbors
I know we would.

 

[Preoccupied]

Toyota Camry with a 4 banger...

This
Toyota > Honda
Duller styled and I often see 55 plus year olds in em
but more robust and better on the lecs than honda
I'd take a corolla over a civic for your daughter
and an avensis over an accord any day
Final note
The supra..... when Toyota had a real design department that could let their hair down.

 

[Mountaineerfan]

If not new, only one or two years old.

Will you be my dad?

 

[StarMan2112]

Can’t beat a Toyota for overall safety, reliability and cost of ownership. If you/she don’t like any of their offerings, I’d look at Honda.

 

[Mountaineerfan]

I have a 16 Civic touring that gets 38-40 pretty easily. It's what I would go to again.

 

[StarBoyz83]

Honda or subaru




Any mustang 1980-2011 because almost all of them are slow

 

[ABQCOWBOY]

Any thoughts? Something safe? I'm thinking a Chevy Colorado or Honda Civic.

No such animal.

 

[The Dark Bishop]

Any thoughts? Something safe? I'm thinking a Chevy Colorado or Honda Civic.

You know, since originally you were thinking between mid-sized pickup and a Honda, why not try both in one vehicle? The Honda Ridgeline fits the bill..... Though on the price range you were looking at it, it might have to be a used one. Just a thought.

 

[trickblue]

The new 2016 and newer Honda Civics look great, especially for a younger person, and they get solid gas mileage. While I am sure it's tempting to want to buy a new car, I would look for a used car of some kind with 10-15,000 miles on it so you can avoid the instant depreciation and also reduce the stress if she wrecks it or it gets dinged or scratched a little. If you buy from a dealer they will usually do a full check-up on it on top of the existing warranty.

She may be a great driver, but there are a plenty of distractions for young people these days with phones and upgraded computer/radio systems in cars, so may not want to hand her a brand new car at the start.

We got my daughter the silver and black 2 door coupe and it turns heads. Plenty of power and safety features and fantastic gas mileage all for just under 21k... it's a great buy...

 

[Cowboys_22]

Make sure the car wasn’t anywhere near the Houston area during the great flood

 

[Aikmaniac]

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