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A “great everyday driver” is among automotive journalism’s most overused tropes. But what’s a GED worth in a town overburdened by traffic, car theft, and potholes? Not much. Sure, there are amazing cities like New York, where a gratuitous vehicle is both the ultimate luxury and a means of escape. Or Los Angeles, where car ownership is required for both sanity and survival, and the automobile itself remains an iconic symbol of the city’s bizarre and beautiful makeup. But the following 10 cities are exceptional cities in which to live, be, and hit the road with a great car. But more than just quality of roads, lenient cops, and free parking spaces, some cities cater better to the car enthusiast than others, whether by way of weather, history, or the collective knowledge of its inhabitants. We like towns where people know what the left lane is for and what a carburetor does, and maybe, just maybe, they even know how to fix one.

January 18, 2012 | Author

A “great everyday driver” is among automotive journalism’s most overused tropes. But what’s a GED worth in a town overburdened by traffic, car theft, and potholes? Not much. Sure, there are amazing cities like New York, where a gratuitous vehicle is both the ultimate luxury and a means of escape. Or Los Angeles, where car ownership is required for both sanity and survival, and the automobile itself remains an iconic symbol of the city’s bizarre and beautiful makeup. But the following 10 cities are exceptional cities in which to live, be, and hit the road with a great car. But more than just quality of roads, lenient cops, and free parking spaces, some cities cater better to the car enthusiast than others, whether by way of weather, history, or the collective knowledge of its inhabitants. We like towns where people know what the left lane is for and what a carburetor does, and maybe, just maybe, they even know how to fix one.

THE C/DII: Owning a car in a city is expensive. And when it comes to insurance, where you live can be a major factor in whether you can afford the car of your dreams. The

A “great everyday driver” is among automotive journalism’s most overused tropes. But what’s a GED worth in a town overburdened by traffic, car theft, and potholes? Not much. Sure, there are amazing cities like New York, where a gratuitous vehicle is both the ultimate luxury and a means of escape. Or Los Angeles, where car ownership is required for both sanity and survival, and the automobile itself remains an iconic symbol of the city’s bizarre and beautiful makeup. But the following 10 cities are exceptional cities in which to live, be, and hit the road with a great car. But more than just quality of roads, lenient cops, and free parking spaces, some cities cater better to the car enthusiast than others, whether by way of weather, history, or the collective knowledge of its inhabitants. We like towns where people know what the left lane is for and what a carburetor does, and maybe, just maybe, they even know how to fix one.

Car and Driver Insurance Index ( C/D II) is based on a six-month insurance premium for a 2010 BMW M3—garaged, owned, and operated by a 37-year-old, married male living in each of the selected cities.

Article source: http://www.caranddriver.com/features/09q4/2010_10best_drivers_cities-10best_cars

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