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Insurance Institute For Highway Safety

Insurance Institute for Highway Safety

The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) is a U.S. non-profit organization funded by auto insurers, established in 1959 and headquartered in Arlington, Virginia.

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What is the Best Car for a Male Teenager?

You're in luck; we've compiled a list of our top vehicle picks for teen drivers.

(See " The best cars for teen drivers ")We assembled our list by looking at safety information from Insurance Institute for Highway Safety , information on pricing from Edmunds.com , reliability data from TrueDelta , and the ever-so-important fuel economy from Fuelly .Finally, we looked at the cost of insurance.  The auto insurance rates shown on our list of cars will differ from yours, since your personal information like location, miles driven per year, etc. are rating factors that change premiums. However, our list will give you a general idea of how our top picks' car insurance rates stack up against each other and give you a starting point for getting your own quotes.At the top of our list was the 2008 Audi A3, but there are also models manufactured by Honda, Ford, Nissan and many others, so likely there is a car that you and your son can agree on would be a good fit for him.  If not, you can do your ...

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  3. The Best Cars for Teen Drivers

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