When buying a vehicle, pay close attention to the needs of your teen driver. Due to their lack of experience and money, teen drivers need a vehicle that both reliable and safe. Think about advanced safety features such as front and side curtain airbags and electronic stability control. Electronic stability control uses innovative technology to prevent a vehicle from skidding during high-speed maneuvers. Front and side curtain airbags offer valuable protection during a collision. These options are normally found in vehicles with the highest safety ratings. Bigger and heavier vehicles normally perform better in safety tests. On the other hand, these vehicles tend to have poor handling and fuel economy. You might also want to try to avoid large pickups and SUVs. Their ability to hold more passengers causes more distractions for your teen driver; while High performance sports cars and expensive luxury vehicles can urge teens to drive even faster. Consider vehicles with average acceleration times and good braking distances, and Try to purchase the most dependable vehicle that fits in your budget. The National Highway Safety Traffic Administration and the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety conduct extensive reports on the most popular consumer vehicles. Take some time to do extensive research before buying your next vehicle. Try to find a balance that is going to fit the personality and style of your teen, while keeping their safety in mind as the top priority.
Posted on: Sun, 27 Jul 2014 13:20:10 +0000
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