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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] https://www.iihs.org/ratings/safe-vehicles-for-teens For teenagers, the combination of immaturity and inexperience makes driving especially risky. If they’re going to drive, choosing a safe vehicle is key. In addition to safety, reliability and affordability are also top concerns for families. IIHS and Consumer Reports (CR) have joined forces to make it easier for young drivers or their parents to find a vehicle that checks all those boxes. Our recommendations include two tiers of used vehicles, Best Choices and slightly more affordable Good Choices. Starting prices for recommended used models range from about $6,000 to nearly $20,000. A separate list of new vehicles for teens offers an even higher level of safety. [b]Best Choices — used[/b] [b]Small cars [/b]Model years Price Ford C-Max Hybrid 2014-15 $8,400 Mazda 3 sedan or hatchback 2014 or newer $8,700 Chevrolet Volt 2014 $10,500 Subaru Impreza sedan or wagon 2015, 2018-20 $11,000 Toyota Corolla hatchback 2019 or newer $18,700 Honda Insight 2019 or newer $19,800 Subaru Crosstrek 2018 or newer $19,900 [b]Midsize cars[/b] Model years Price Subaru Legacy 2013 or newer; built after August 2012 $8,300 Subaru Outback 2013 or newer; built after August 2012 $8,800 [b]Volkswagen Passat 2015, 2017 $10,400[/b] Mazda 6 2014-19 $10,800 Toyota Prius v 2015-17 $12,400 Lincoln MKZ 2015 or newer $13,200 Volvo S60 2018 $19,100 Audi A6 2016-19 $19,400 [/quote] We bought this one in 2015 for our then 16 yr old DS. He still has it, loves it, and refuses to give it up. It took him through high school, college, and on to first job, through travel sports, winter, everything. Great car.[/quote]
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