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Top 10 Best Vehicles for Seniors in 2006

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edited September 2014 in General

imageTop 10 Best Vehicles for Seniors in 2006

According to information compiled by the Center for Disease Control (CDC), the 65-and-older age group is the fastest growing segment of the population. There are currently over 19.9 million older licensed drivers, a figure that represents over 10 percent of all licensed drivers. And this number is expected to grow. It's estimated that more than 40 million seniors will be licensed drivers by 2020.

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  • marceye7marceye7 Member Posts: 1
    Hey Edmunds, Just read the article and while I have not driven an avelon , I have the chrysler 300. I have a bad neck and found the 300 suspension pounding me with every bump. Does any one make a smooth riding car anymore? Even the buttery ride of the toyata camery is gone in favor of younger sporty consumers. How about us older folks?
    Marceye7
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