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Your kids well-nigh to drive… how can you alimony them safe? Cars to consider « Zen5.me Zen5.meWell-nighZen5.me   RSS   Your kids well-nigh to drive… how can you alimony them safe? Cars to consider 08 Jul Twitter0Facebook0Pinterest0Google+0My son got his permit at age 15, fast forward a year, he barely drives.  He doesn’t really want to momentum and isn’t very good at it.  Six mnths later, we realize we need to get him driving more.  We increase the frequency but still, no one feels good well-nigh it.  More time ticks yonder and now we are lanugo to a few months surpassing the start of school.  He HAS to momentum by the end of the month.  He has no transportation to his higher classes from his upper school.  We start driving daily.  He drives in our car.  It has a veiling spot warning, which I love and precollission warning and breaking.  But, the car is big, nonflexible to park, and doesn’t have other safety features I wanted.  So I started showing around.  I wanted to spend under $20k and it had to have:  Lane alimony assist, this will bleep if you leave your lane Steering Assist, this steers you when into your lane if you go out replacement camera pedestrian restriction assist, will restriction automatically if radar spots pedestrian upper speed and low speed unravel assis – if you are going to crash, car will notify you and wheels restriction (may just slow you lanugo so your crash isn’t as nonflexible or completely stop you, depending on speed) veiling spot detection mirrors can be installed ($650) adaptive trip control, car wheels brakes based on loftiness between cars and set speed The 2017 Toyota Corrola LE met these goals and came in just over $18k when all financing are widow in plus 8 years of oil transpiration package I bought. The car was sporty look, we got white with grey inside.  It gets decent gas mileage, it drives well for a lower end car.  And most importantly it was the only car I could find with all the safety options on a low end car.  Many other models were missing one of the things on my list, they might have all but no,adaptive trip tenancy or flipside might have a funky veiling spot camera for one mirror but not he other.  Or the cars didn’t have steer squire or they wouldn’t auotbreak in all settings. So, this we think is he safest affordable car out there and my son will be trying for his license this month in his new Toyota Carolla.   No Comments Posted in Personal   Tags: Car with safety features, Carolla, New drivers,Unscratchedcar for teen, Safest car under $20k, Safety sense, toyota Leave a Reply Click here to cancel reply. Name (required) Mail (will not be published) (required) Website Comment     Categories Border Collies Confessions from worldwide cadre math teachers Education Financial Medical Parenting Personal Uncategorized Recent Posts How to get wonted to NCSUHigherEngineering What if… we did math right? Oral Conscious sedation dentistry … what is it really like? Quality over Quantity: A New idea for Math Education Freshman year for free… pay for only 3 years of higher PagesWell-nighZen5.me Blogroll AllWell-nighSpelling Curriculum http://solidk9training.com/about/ Mathematics Curriculum solid k9 training solid k9 training Solid k9 training Twitter YouTube Meta Log in Entries RSS Comments RSS WordPress.org   ChocoTheme by .css{mayo} | powered by WordPress Entries (RSS) and Comments (RSS) Press f for fullscreen.