Is a Mustang good for first car?
Yes, the Mustang is a great choice for a first car. Your first car should be within your budget, fast but not too fast, and comfortable to begin to create loving memories with. The Mustang meets all these requirements as well as being an attractive and fun car to look at and to drive.
Is a Mustang good for a 16 year old?
A 2017 Mustang 6-cylinder is a great car for a 16 year old. He/she is at least going to have a fender-bender in it at best so you don’t want to buy new. The other BIG reason? Driver distraction is the number one cause of teen accidents…you get 4–5 teens in a vehicle, they start horsing around and stuff happens.
Which is the best Ford Mustang for a 21 year old?
Well, one of them IS. The Ford Mustang V6 is the best option of the Mustangs for 18–21 year old teens (like me :D), that have never driven before, not enough amount of power to get crazy on a city enviroment, but just enough to have fun on a spacious highway, and decent amount of gas …
Why did I get a new Mustang at 17?
So, why at 17 give them new Mustangs? Because they were good kids, Mustangs were their dream cars, seniors in high school, and needed reliable transportation and warranty for when they went off to college. Next, as I said before, poor judgement is what causes wrecks, not the car being driven.
Which is the best car to buy for a teen?
And with a reasonable price for the size and features, this Kia is a great option. The Ford Fusion is a favorite in midsize cars. It’s a great first car for teens for its great handling and modest engine. The 2019 model is attractive because it includes Ford’s Co-Pilot 360. This system includes a suite of driver assistance features, including:
What makes a Mustang a good first car?
IMO complacency is the number one cause of getting hit, poor judgement the number one cause of an accident. My son was a very successful road racing driver at the time, and of course tried drivin Both my son and daughter had brand new 2000 GT and 2002 GT Convertible when they turned 17. However, those were their second cars.
Well, one of them IS. The Ford Mustang V6 is the best option of the Mustangs for 18–21 year old teens (like me :D), that have never driven before, not enough amount of power to get crazy on a city enviroment, but just enough to have fun on a spacious highway, and decent amount of gas
So, why at 17 give them new Mustangs? Because they were good kids, Mustangs were their dream cars, seniors in high school, and needed reliable transportation and warranty for when they went off to college. Next, as I said before, poor judgement is what causes wrecks, not the car being driven.
IMO complacency is the number one cause of getting hit, poor judgement the number one cause of an accident. My son was a very successful road racing driver at the time, and of course tried drivin Both my son and daughter had brand new 2000 GT and 2002 GT Convertible when they turned 17. However, those were their second cars.
Which is better a old pick up truck or a new Mustang?
By the way, insurance on an old truck is MUCH less than a new Mustang. Insurance wise, at least at the time here in Texas, pick up truck premiums were based on the value of the vehicle, without driver consideration, as it is with automobiles. So, why at 17 give them new Mustangs?