Have a new driver in your home? Here are some of the safest and most reliable used cars to buy
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Newer vehicles come with a slew of standard safety features that make driving feel safer for teenagers getting behind the wheel.
Newer vehicles come with a slew of standard safety features that make driving feel safer for teenagers getting behind the wheel.
Some of these features include blind spot detection, automatic emergency braking and forward collision warning.
Jacky Ferrara's son Dylan is learning to drive, and she feels that choosing the right car is key to his safety.
"Safety features such as the automatic braking system and blind spot detectors, are there to make sure that not only he is safe but everybody else on the roads as well," said Ferrara.
Dylan Ferrara said he is looking forward to getting in the driver's seat.
"A good car for me would be something that is reliable, has safety features and is a comfortable drive," he said.
According to Consumer Reports (CR), teenagers are among the riskiest drivers, with crash rates almost four times those of drivers 20 years and older.
