as a frist car, which l would get it in november, a 2006 nissan maxima 3.5 sl be cool for a guy. its silver on black leather with bose and wood trim, tinted windows and a chrome package?
and what would you think of a 15 year old in it?


or what about a 2007 chevrolet avalanche tan on tan ltz. with wood and navi. what about that
?


are appreciated. thanks.

CalL m3..lol....i think a 15 year old in a car like dat is sexii!

Go0d LucK!

Get you license then get a car, unless you are a spoied rich kid you cant afford either at 15. Also let me know when youre on the road so l wont be.

1. Honda Civic-[Gas Mileage]
2. Toyota Corolla-[Long-Lasting]
3. Kia Rio [#1 Safety Rating]

Either way you sway, your right.

damn son u must got some kinda paper or sumtin my first ride was a $700 1978 camaro with no a/c, radio, trim, hood, riddin on 4 spares thats how l got down back in the day but l think the maxima would be straight think about gas man avalanche dats a crap load of gas

planning ahead?

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you could always by my car. only 43k miles. You could so pimp it out. l just got a security system with clicker installed, also freshly tinted windows!

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Uh, Jamie, for the price of these 2 vehicles, you could get a Camaro Z28 ( 1970) A Mustang (1967-1971) A Corvette from the 70's-the 90's. A Trans Am , your choice of yrs and even a Caddy convertible. Why settle for a vehicle that you are going to meet coming at down the street, or parked next to in a parking lot?

94 celica- reliable and a cool car, good gas, 4 cyl, 5 speed
92 and up prelude- also reliable, good gas, pretty coo
300zx- if u can find a decently priced one in good shape, go for it.

all are good cars, good for a new driver, good gas milage, not to mention in the right hands can rip up the street. just puttin that out there :).

First time drivers usually get cars like 90 is Honda Civic's, Nissan Sentra's, Toyota Corolla is and Mazda Protege's.

If l would see a 15 year old in a car made after 2003, l would think they are just driving there parents car.

l l were you, instead of getting a newer car & paying every month, l would get an older car that u only have to pay for once. Then u can take the 15,000+ u saved & modify it to ur satisfaction, or do something more responsible, like putting it towards college. l recommend the Dodge/Plymouth Neon(regular gas saver), Infiniti G20(pretty good performanceand good on gas), Nissan Maxima(pretty fast, good looking), Ford Escort GT/ZX2( Pretty good styling, some performance), or something else around that level. it is best to get a regular car first to learn(and wreck, but hopefully not), & then get a more expensive car when u have the experience.