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A buddy of mine is getting a car for his son (he will be 16 in two weeks), and he has narrowed it down to a few choices: A cavalier and a Century. He is a good kid, and he loves cars. (and hates ricer cars).

He currently has a 95 Escort he is fixing himself for a beater. (best way to learn)

2004 Crapalier LS- White, full power, sunroof, 2dr. Very good shape, only has 57k on it. Needs tires and a fuel filter. Lady actually puts Mobil 1 in it. He could get it for 2700....

2001 Grandpa getter-tan, 82k, very clean, tiny bit of rust. fully loaded, needs nothing. 2800 bucks

Which one would you choose for your kid?

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Century Hands Down. The W-Century and W-Regal were rated the best and second best midsize cars in overall dependability for their entire production run by JD Power and there are more than enough success stories to go along with that fact. The 3100 is known to get low-mid 20s in the city and over 30 on the hwy. Cheaper to insure and less likely to be stolen. It's a no-brainer.

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Century Hands Down. The W-Century and W-Regal were rated the best and second best midsize cars in overall dependability for their entire production run by JD Power and there are more than enough success stories to go along with that fact. The 3100 is known to get low-mid 20s in the city and over 30 on the hwy. Cheaper to insure and less likely to be stolen. It's a no-brainer.

This alone is enough reason to get the Century and never look back.

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