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Learning to drive?

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I am hoping to start learning to drive soon, but what car would be suitable for a learner driver that is pretty cheap?

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  1. smart car lol

    jst buy a second hand one

    they also have this new ds game for pplz hu are learning to drive


  2. try a corsa. the instructors all use them and you can pick them up cheap and they run for ever, good luck x*x

  3. Used camry or corollas have a great reputation

    here is a good website where people sell their cars:

    http://sfbay.craigslist.org/search/sss?q...

  4. How about a old car from your parents?

  5. ford fiesta, pref the new one, theyre really easy to drive and very economical, £30.00 fills my tank and i get 300 miles out of it. Ive heard there is a new vauxhall corsa eco that has £35.00 per year road tax? maybe try that too.

  6. hmm i guess something slow and fuel efficient like a lancer..

    i just got my P's and i drive a skyline, which kills me with such a high fuel consumption and all and i already totalled my first skyline...so unless u wanna be involved in a major crash get something SLOW

    PS i love your aviators:)

  7. Take a second hand one, a Fiat, a Seat.. And paint on it a rising sun, like a japanese kamikaze!!  Say me when you pilot the car that I stay at home...  Good luck! Musashi

  8. porsche 911 GT

  9. clio

    106

    fiesta

    ka

    polo

    all very popular first time cars

  10. best best will be either a used camry or corolla. great on gas and relatively easier to manuever

  11. Depends on what you mean by cheap: It'll need to have a small engine (under 1.3) & be in a low insurance group. Depends what you're after & how much you want to spend - £50? £500? £5000? The choices are endless!

    ps other answers: PLEASE no 'Ford Ka or Fiesta' answers - they are just cheap tat. Buy a Japanese or German car.

  12. ford fiesta... they come in most price brackets so it just people on how new you want to what you want to spend or vice versa

  13. local

    www.localdrivingschool.co.uk

  14. a fiat punto

    or a corsa, perhaps even a cheap little peugot.

    some of those are quite nice

    and relitively cheap on insurance.

    u could always settle for a fiesta instead lol!

  15. 3 wheeler!
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