Research shows that the number of teen passengers in a car increases the chances of an accident -- so a two-seater like the Smart Fortwo makes sense. Statistics aside, the Fortwo is a smart choice (pun intended) -- it's inexpensive, good on gas, easy to drive, and you can even get it as a convertible. The Smart car is packed with standard safety features, including front, side and knee airbags, and its 70 hp engine has enough power for merging onto the freeway but not enough to get young drivers into serious trouble. Plus it's so unique (and cute) that it's bound to do wonders for your kid's popularity.
Read reviews: Smart Fortwo Coupe, Smart Fortwo Cabriolet
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