we are in the same boat but i didn't drive until i was 18
yeah i totally agree instead of asking how the car drives, why not test drive it yourself then u can get the best idea of how it feels, thats what test drive is for

 

take it e.z there.

I have test drove the TSX twice already. but there are certain things you cannot get from the test drive, like how it feels after 2 years, or how it is after a long drive, etc. There is nothing wrong with asking some TSX owners about their experiences.
Thankfully, some of the owners are kind enough to share their

 

True, nothing wrong with the kid, I hope he enjoys this awesome car. It really would be great to have a TSX in high school (gotta watch out for getting it keyed though).

But the parents' poor judgement... I'll be able to afford to get our kids whatever kind of car I want, but they'll be getting 5-year-old Civics, 4-cyl 2WD Tacomas, etc. , or equivalent, and only if they can pay for insurance themselves. It's important to learn the value of things.

 

While I think it's extravagant, if his/her folks have the money good for him, it's a safe sensible car. I think the kid will miss out on something though, I have great memories of saving from my $5.00 a week job and buying a 32 Ford and then fixing it up in the hot rod fashion of the late 50s, what a sense of satisfaction. Both my sons, now in their late 30s still talk about the their first cars, beaters of course, that they bought with paper route money. They learned the value of hay wire, duct tape, and pliers.

It could be worse, look at all the parents giving their daughters boob jobs for graduation or birthday gifts.

I suspect the post is a troll though!!

 

i meant to take it light heartedly but yea.