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How to Choose Ideal Car for First-Time Driver?

Having a car
Having a car, whether it is a gift or as a fruit of labor, is one of the best feelings you can enjoy in life. Yet, purchasing an auto is not as simple as choosing a flavor of cake. It is more like purchasing a phone, wherein you check the spec, whether it suits your preference or not.

With the wide selection of brands and models of car, you will surely take you some time to think which one suits you the best. So, before you get overwhelmed, considering these factors will save you from getting the wrong auto!

1. Go for a brand new car than a used one.
As a new driver, a new car would make your experience even memorable, because it is only one that you will become a first-time driver so might as well make it to the fullest. Though we have nothing against used auto, it is just that a new car offers the latest quality including the advance in technology and safety features, as well as better gas mileage.

2. Choose a car that is easier to maneuver.
You don’t want your first car to crash when you’re parking or backing up, do you?  In this case, it is recommended that you get a Sedan than an SUV. The fact that is smaller in size makes it easier for the first time driver to detect the objects that obstruct your way.

3. Consider the car that suits your budget.
Before having a canvass on a car, it would be better if to ask yourself if it suits your budget because the money that you’re going to let out of your pocket is not a joke. Take note of the monthly expenses, car insurance, and more entailed in getting a car. It’s better to get yourself (and your pocket) ready for the costs it will take.

4. Go for a fuel-efficient car.
Since the oil prices in Singapore is relatively high, as a newbie in owning a car, it is recommended for you to choose a fuel-efficient four wheels. By doing so, you will save yourself from spending high on the monthly gas budget.
Better do research regarding car models that are fuel-efficient before you get excited in heading to an auto provider.

5. Take note of how often you will use the car.
We have different reasons why we are getting a vehicle. It may be because the company you work in requires you to travel to a specific place most of the time, or maybe to enjoy an out-of-town trip every weekend with your family or friends. In this instance, consider a car with higher ground clearance, especially if you will be visiting areas with lousy maintained roads.

6. Prefer automatic cars than manual driving.
Regardless of the fact that manual driving offers better gear control, automatic car is recommended for first-time drivers. Why? Because automatic cars allow the driver to keep his/her both hands on the steering wheels since there is no need for neither gear shifting nor clutch control.

7. Get the best car insurance.
The moment you get your car key is at the same time you should go to the next step; getting private car insurance. This one is absolutely a must for every car holder (for both new and old drivers) as it protects the driver, the car, its passengers, and other drivers too in case an accident happens. That is why you should carefully choose the coverage that is right for you.

In this case, you may refer to 5 Wise Ideas to Save Money on Getting Car Insurance.
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