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Struggling for gift ideas for children and teens? Want to wow the 9-17 year olds on your Christmas list? Young Driver offers unique driving lessons for 4 to 17 year olds across 70+ UK venues, giving them an experience they’ll remember forever while teaching vital road safety skills. The scheme has options from Suzuki Swifts and Porsche 911s to fire engines – and even a specially created electric car for under 9s! ·
Ages 9-17: Kids get behind the wheel of a real dual-controlled car such as a Suzuki Swift, with a qualified instructor. They’ll learn everything from steering and braking to roundabouts and parallel parking – and its proven to make them safer drivers when they take to the road for real. Lessons start at £47.99.
Exclusive and Classic Collections: At select venues, youngsters can try something extra special, including a Porsche 911, Mercedes SL 500, Bentley Continental Flying Spur, a classic car or even a fire engine. Prices from £25.
Ages 4–9: At some venues, younger children can drive the all-electric Firefly Sport – a proper two-seater car designed by automotive experts specially for Young Driver. A voucher for a lesson costs just £25.
Gift vouchers are valid for nine months. More info at www.youngdriver.com.

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The UK's largest pre-17 driving school, Young Driver, has purchased 170 new Suzuki Swifts in a deal worth over £2m for its driver-training fleet for 9-17-year olds.
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Young Driver Exclusive Collection offers kids the choice of piloting one of three very special sports and luxury cars: a Porsche 911 Carrera 4, a Mercedes-Benz SL 500, or a Bentley Continental Flying Spur.

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