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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]We are definitely not rich by dcum standards. All five of our kids got cars the summer before their junior years in high school. We bought them inexpensive, older used cars. It made my life easier for sure! Why would I choose to haul around my teens when they can drive themselves. It’s also a big step in maturity and independence. My kids drove to school every day their junior and senior years. I would not want to send an inexperienced driver off to college. [/quote] If you bought cars, helped pay for insurance and gas for FIVE, FIVE kids, yes, you are rich.[/quote] If they were rich, they wouldn't be buying older, used cars.[/quote] IF they were smart, they would. A teen does not need a brand new car. A reliable used car is just fine. [/quote] I'd rather mine be in a brand new car with the latest safety features.[/quote]
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