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That is all up to you my friend, and what you need. You didn't specify the other years of the other cars, and what other brands you're open to. Here's my breakdown: The Escalade is the biggest one out of the bunch, and unless you're carrying a boatload of people, or cargo every day, this ISNT...

Practicality takes over looks- sorry, but i do wish we could have it both ways, all the time :( The firebird will cost more on insurance, and has less cargo room, and people room. The outlander will be great if you need to move, and it's small enough to drive every day, without using TOO much...

1. Montly payment is only relevant to how much you're financing, and for how long, and how much interest. 2. I wouldn't say its the best car for a new college student, mainly because it is a hybrid, and they do get costly to repair if there is an issue, and it's highly expensive (especially...

VW Jetta! The civic is overrated, and overpriced for what you get. The interior looks really cheap, and the plastics aren't as great of quality, and the seats don't really offer that much support. the Jetta has one of the highest resale values in the market, and is built so much better. IT has...

dont we all :D But the Nissan Altima is more suited for the youth. It's more fun to drive, sportier, has a cleaner interior, and decent MPG. The Camry has a souless ride, a cheap interior, and a grandma-shaped styling- in my mind at least.

the Dodge Avenger has a really cheap interior, and sloppy handling- so i'd cross that one out. The Nissan Rogue is an SUV, which i would not recommend for a new driver, becaseu they're a lot on gas, and they're harder to handle, so i'd cross that one out two. the civic and the bug are both...

The Mazda 3 would be your best bet. Its more stylish, and more fun to drive than the other two, not to mention its just as reliable, has a better interior, and is cheaper. The Corolla has a soulless drive to it, while the civic is overpriced and overrated. The nissan sentra has really stiff...

both are really reliable, and will keep their value for a good amount of time. Their popularity means that you won't get TOO much off of the stickerprice, so pick up a consumer reports when you can and aim for their bottom line pricing. As for the better one, it depends what you're looking...