What's a good car for a new driver?
I just got my license in a few months ago and have been driving my parents car (a 2007 Ford Focus), and have been wondering about a car of my own.
I don't want anything too expensive. I'm aiming to pay anywhere between 2000 and 6000 for a decent car with good mileage.
That really depends on what you want and need from a vehicle. There's no one answer for all new drivers.
$2K will only buy you an older and/or high mileage vehicle. That's not necessarily a bad thing if you know what to look for and you have the knowledge and means to repair vehicles yourself. If you do not, you will likely need to spend more but keep in mind that you will also need insurance. Insurance costs for a new driver is definitely not cheap and you will need to factor that in with your car shopping budget.
It's hard to beat a Honda accord,… Or a Toyota Camray… For a starter car,… Take your time and find a well cared for one
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