Most have been awarded good or acceptable ratings in the IIHS driver-side small overlap front test, which replicates the front left corner of the vehicle hitting another vehicle or large object. These vehicles performed well in crash testing executed by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS).
To help you and your newly licensed driver find the safest and most reliable vehicle for less than $10,000, we've put together this list of 13 cars and SUVs that the data suggests will be your best bet. Teenagers are, after all, among the nation's riskiest drivers, especially in Georgia. They want a vehicle that won't break down or break the bank, but it must provide adequate crash protection. So not a one-make series, but pretty much a one-car series.When it's time to buy a teen driver a good used car, most parents want the safest, most reliable, and most affordable vehicle they can find. How do we know? Well, the survey results, of course, but also the fact that there’s an entire grassroots race series – the City Car Cup – exclusively for the C1, Aygo and 107. And these things, regardless of the badge on the front, are largely unkillable. So for Toyota, it’s the Aygo, Citroen called it the C1 and Peugeot went with 107. really?’ reaction right now about the Peugeot 107? We had much the same, so don’t feel too bad.īut then we remembered that the 107 is very much not the 1007 – it’s the small hatch that Peugeot, Citroen and Toyota co-developed, with each building its own version of the result.
Now, with all that out of the way, how many of you are halfway through a ‘Wait. The fact is that a reliable car is still a reliable car – whether it’s you or a warranty plan paying to keep them running. The other side of that coin, of course, is that brave souls are buying old Quattroportes, XJs and Range Rovers and very wisely covering their backside with an aftermarket warranty. Of course, if people are taking out used-car insurance plans, they’re probably already on the more sensible side of things, which you would imagine might skew the purchasing decisions (and therefore results) a bit. First things first: these aren’t just our best guesses at reliable cars – this is hard data pulled by Warrantywise from 131,000 used-car insurance plans of cars less than 10 years old.
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