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How to Choose a Car for a Teenager: Six Safe Used Cars Under $10,000

Experts from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) and Consumer Reports analyzed thousands of used vehicles. They identified six midsize crossovers and SUVs that successfully passed rigorous crash tests and met pedestrian detection system requirements. These vehicles start at around $6000, according to Money Talks.

If you're looking for a safe used SUV (high-riding vehicle) for a teenager who just got their driver's license and expect to spend under $10,000, the IIHS and Consumer Reports have a list. They recently published a selection of 45 used cars and crossovers that typically cost under $10,000, perform well in crash tests, and feature high-quality headlights and automatic emergency braking systems with pedestrian detection.

"We create this annual list specifically for teens because driving poses higher risks for them," said IIHS Senior Research Scientist Rebecca Wiest. "However, the recommendations are applicable to drivers of any age who want to balance cost and safety."

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"A teenager's first car is a significant milestone in their life," noted Emily Thomas, Deputy Director of Auto Safety at Consumer Reports. "So our information is helpful whether you're buying a car specifically for them or deciding which family car they'll drive. These lists help parents make decisions confidently and without fear for safety."

Six midsize SUVs recommended by experts

Volvo XC90

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| Dreamstime.com

Recommended years of production: 2013–2024
Average resale price: $6000

Car and Driver notes that even after nine years on the market, the 2024 version remains one of the most impressive midsize premium SUVs. The interior also looks modern: simple but made of high-quality materials.

GMC Terrain

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Recommended years of production: 2014–2020
Average price: $6400

MotorTrend writes that the compact crossover market is currently overflowing with options, from budget to premium. The Terrain isn't the cheapest or the most luxurious, but it offers a more upscale feel with distinctive American styling.

Volvo XC60

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Recommended years of production: 2013–2021
Average price: $6400
According to Kelley Blue Book, buyers are attracted by the high level of safety and advanced powertrains, particularly the twin-turbocharged engine and plug-in hybrid for better fuel economy.

Nissan Murano

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Recommended years of production: 2015–2020
Average price: $8100

Edmunds praises the distinctive exterior design and comfortable seats, as well as the powerful engine. However, the sloping roofline reduces rear visibility, making the car appear larger than it actually is.

Kia Sorento

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Recommended years of production: 2016–2018
Average price: $8200

Car and Driver calls the Sorento a good choice for those looking for a practical and comfortable crossover with two or three rows of seats. The car can seat five or seven people and is offered with three engine options, both front-wheel drive and all-wheel drive.

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Listen Q5

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Recommended release years: 2015–2025 (release after January 2015)
Average price: $9800

MotorTrend notes that the Q5 is Audi's most popular model, and for good reason: the car combines good design, comfort, technology, practicality, and good driving performance.

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