First car options?

Question

which one of these cars with have the cheapest insurance?

put them in a list if you can thanks. and which one would be great for a guys first car?

1. 2007 toyota camry XLE 3.5 V6 white with grey leather

2. 2004 bmw 330i Convertible. white with black leather

3.2006 mercedes ml. black with black leather.

3,

Answer 1

Toyota Camry

less expensive to own and repair.

unless you have a good mechanic or do your own repairs don't buy an Audi, Saab, Jeep, Jaguar, BMW or a MB.

Answer 2

1 then 3 then 2 in last

Answer 3

Toyota-cheapest, Mers, BMW.

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Answer 4

Toyota Camry:

Great car

Fuel efficient

Cheap to own

Reliable

BMW 330i:

Kind of old

Fast

Good looking

Sporty and luxurious

Expensive to maintain

Mercedes ML:

Roomy

Good looking

Fast

Sporty and luxurious

Expensive to maintain

I would choose the Toyota Camry.

Answer 5

The BMW 3-Series is a great car, but I would never recommend a Convertible for a teen. Even though technology has became better over the years and in Rollover Tests Convertibles faired much better, but in terms of Side-Impact, many convertibles other than the Volvo C70 and Saab 9-3. As for insurance on the BMW, once your company sees a teen and a convertible, it will go up quite heavily.

As for the other cars, the ML is a great car. It is extremely safe, built well, built in America, and has somewhat good reliability.

The Camry is prone to transmission issues, and has numb steering, and a squishy brake pedal.In 2007 when this car sold quite well, the competition was somewhat limited. The Honda Accord was outdated and in major need of a redesign, people did not seem to have trust in the Nissan Altima, and the Chevrolet Malibu was garbage. Now, Camry sales have plummeted and buyers have turned to the new Honda Accord and new Chevy Malibu.

Out of your options, I would take the Mercedes Benz due to its off road ability, fit and finish, and looks. But If I were you, I would take a look at the Audi A3, Saab 9-3, or VW Rabbit. They all have received excellent safety ratings and look very good.

Good Luck