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Blue80
3 years ago

Most recommend the Toyota Yaris, for example from 2009/2010, if you can output more of course also the newer models. I drove him himself for three years, but as a long-term driver.

The following speaks as a beginner car for the Yaris:

Vehicles from Toyota have long been equipped with the most reliable and durable cars. The Yaris is cheap in acquisition, cheap in maintenance, economical in consumption, cheap in maintenance and offers plenty of space despite its small size. For example, you can use the back bank approx. 15 cm forward, so you get plenty of space in the trunk (if you’re up to two)

Just like all other Toyota models, the Yaris as used cars also lands on the first seats when it comes to long-term quality, reliability and low repair susceptibility. We have also been driving Toyota for 13 years and never have problems. My mother-in-law has been driving this car for 12 years without a breakdown or a defect.

Why I emphasize this: auto repairs are very expensive, and as a young person you often have not much money. Wear parts such as brakes, tires or even pears are normal. But if there are larger parts that are supposed to last long, then it will be expensive.

A Toyota can also have defects due to a bad holder and lack of maintenance. Therefore, when buying a car, it is important to take someone experienced to buy at best from a dealer or a serious private seller.

Of course there are also many other good cars and not just the Yaris. But I give you the urgent advice to avoid cars from Fiat, Alpha Romeo, Renault, Citroen and Peugeot. I don’t want to generalize it, but for many years cars of these brands have not been particularly well kept.

Since I am very interested in this topic, I have spent more than 10 years studying experiences of people, tests, rankings, annual TÜV evaluations and quality reports. My own experiences and those of my friends and colleagues also flow into it.

Alfisti92
3 years ago
Reply to  Blue80

Alpha romeo? Not even properly written………

Alfisti92
3 years ago

Fiat Panda

fiat 500

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vv lupo

vw polo and so on

RefaUlm
3 years ago
Reply to  Alfisti92

Nix by VW

Alfisti92
3 years ago
Reply to  RefaUlm

Right

noname68
3 years ago

cars of the compact or small car class are always the best solution for beginners who have to pay their insurance themselves.

depending on the budget, however, you have to reckon with age-related wear; well-maintained and well-maintained are always significantly more expensive than those who never saw a workshop from the inside or only in case of need.

if you have little idea of cars, find someone who can advise you. or let one you found on the big portal (mobile.de, autoscout24.de) with a priavten seller, in one of the large test organizations, check for heart and kidney. costs approx. 100 € and is always worth his money.

heurekaforyou
3 years ago

The right cars for starters

Top 7: These are the best beginners cars

Cheap price when buying, cheap in maintenance, safe driving, small for a good overview: beginners cars have to afford a lot. These seven can do all this.

This is what you should pay attention to as a buyer

You can find detailed information on the subject here:

https://www.mobile.de/magazin/artikel/das-sind-die-best-anfaengerautos-22026

wiegehtes12
3 years ago

The Mini Cooper is also very expensive. I can recommend the Skida Fabia.

Ratsucher92
3 years ago

A golf 3/4 is a super car.

Blue80
3 years ago
Reply to  Ratsucher92

If you have enough time and money for monthly repairs