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The car I first learned to drive on was a Suzuki Omni. I was 14 and where I grew up, there are no traffic laws or driver license checks. The engine is right under the driver and smokes when you drive it hard. Fwiw makes you a better driver in the grand scheme of things. 

The first car I bought was a 2002 RAV4, right after college. Did multiple cross country road trips with it, made it into a camper with a full bed (picture in reply).

The first car that was an impulse buy was a 1994 NA Mazda Miata. Best stick shift (picture in reply).

2012 bmw z4

The first car, I bought it in 2020 and still driving.

I was looking for it for 6 months, while using car share rental services here in UAE.

Glad I didn't listen to many suggesting to buy a simpler car first, and then once more confident get the one I liked.

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I got licence in Ukraine in 2011, but didn't drive till 2019 when I got a license again, but  in UAE.

I started driving through car share rentals first, I think I scratched one car a little during 6 months period before I bought mine, so that gave me a basic experience and confidence.

I think it's normal to be afraid of accidents, noone wants them, but after few (and I hope it's minor) you get used to. It's an experience.

The reality, regardless how well you drive, it can happen  because of someone as well.

Was this the first driving experience of the car you bought? Weren't you afraid of accidents?

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will happen one day, I got driving licence in Ukraine in 2011, but drove only in 2019, and bought in 2020, so it's totally fine.

I always suggest to buy with own money, and not credit.

I would definitely like to buy a car with my own money one day.