The Top 5 Best Cars For Students
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The Top 5 Best Cars For Students

Best dynamic and fuel efficient cars for students.

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The Top 5 Best Cars For Students
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When junior year rolls around, many students ask their parents for a car. In many cases, the answer can be a "no" due to financial reasoning. Hoping for the independence associated with the purchase and ownership of a car, teenagers can be devastated by the disappointing response. In order to deal with this problem many people select cheap but effective hatchbacks. Here are five of the most affordable cars of 2016.

1. Nissan Versa

The Nissan Versa is a small and agile car perfect for the average high school student and all of his or her friends. With 109 horsepower, 27 mpg in the city and a price of 11,000 to 12,000 dollars, parents are sure to say "yes."

2. Chevrolet Spark

Similar to the Nissan Versa, this hatchback features 98 horsepower, 31 mpg in the city and a price of 12,000 to 13,000 dollars. These features make it the perfect car for anyone in high school.

3. Honda Fit

Parents of all high schoolers will agree for their kids to own this safe and fitting car. The Honda Fit features 130 horsepower, 33 mpg in the city and a price of 15,000 to 16,000 dollars.

4. Hyundai Accent

This safe and sound hatchback includes 137 horsepower, 27 mpg in the city, and a price of 14,000 dollars. With this fair price, many parents will allow their high school kids to own this amazing car.

5. Ford Fiesta

This cute but safe hatchback is perfect for anyone looking to drive to and back from different places. With features like 120 horsepower, 27 mpg in the city and a price point of 13,000 to 14,000 dollars, parents will not argue against this Ford.

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