what is the best value wholesome ride a young driver should get under the 15k range?
@daevion
I would reccomend a honda civic, most parts easy to replace. it depends what you consider value, any car is good as long as you take care of it, if you are young you probably want a fast ride SO regular cars wont ever give you what you want, ive had 2 chevy cruze 1 kia optima 1 tahoe 1 motorcycle 2 honda civics, & 2 lexus total of 40,000$ not including any repair or insurance or gasoline. they are all DIFFERENT in the sense that they all drive different, no car drives the same. so get a corolla if you dont want to spend money on repairs but dont expect any perfection NOT A RACING CAR. if you want a racing car do your RESEARCH and test drive the car you want for under 15,000$ watch scotty kilmer videos he will teach you good lessons
Nah, all of the above said cars are lame and not fun, get a lexus is250 or is350 (350 is more powerful and has the same reliability but way more fun to drive), beautiful inside and out and runs like a swiss watch!
@danoffbg
i would agree specially when you keep it real clean and you stay up to date with maintenance, they run like new, solid cars with solid structure, they last a very long time
Take my advice and dont be like me and get a ton of GM and Ford products. Get a lexus or toyota there are plenty of models that are sporty if that is your preference, large if you like alot of space the 2 companys have everything from sports sedans to trucks. there pretty much all solid build, reliable, and reasonably priced. when I was 17 I bought a 1997 corvette and the electrical issues and cheap plastic drives me nuts and dont even get me started on the suspension issues. Please I beg you get a Toyota or Lexus vehicle you wont regret it.
Best cars to get for young drivers are a Toyota Corolla or a Honda Civic. Those can last forever. If you want a bigger sedan, Camry or Accord is the way to go!!
One of the best vehicles a young driver should get is an 8th or 9th generation Honda Accord Coupe. You have a lot of options when it comes to trim levels. Also, you can purchase a reliable and fuel efficient 5 speed manual or a 6 speed manual. The 6speed manual features cylinder management which turns of 3 cylinders giving the V6 an MPG similar to the I4.
@according2kev
If you look at the Accord, you could also consider the 4th gen Acura TL. I like the 2012-2014 and a barging used. Same engine options too. You could also consider the Acura TSX which is the Japanese accord.