In the years from 15 to 24, young Americans begin earning their own money, form lasting buying habits, often set up their own families, and most important to Detroit's automakers usually buy their first car. Detroit has always been a youth watcher, but it is now on the greatest youth kick ever.
One reason: most youngsters start off with a used car, but frequently remain loyal to the first make when they trade up to a new car. And today, with greater buying power of their own and parents who are more generous, more youngsters than ever start right...
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