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One day driving treat for 14-year-old girl
My daughter will be 14 on 14th July this year.
She is desperate to start driving, and has grasped the very basics of driving on private land.
I would love to give her a great present for her fourteenth birthday by treating her to an opportunity to learn some driving in a safe, secure environment with anm experienced instructor.
I have browsed the various 'off the shelf' packages advertised on the internet but have not been inspired to date.
For example, I would want the experience to be just for her, rather than her having to share the car with other keen teenagers.
The package on offer at the Mercedes Benz HQ in Surrey looks interesting, but I would welcome your views and recommendations please.
She is desperate to start driving, and has grasped the very basics of driving on private land.
I would love to give her a great present for her fourteenth birthday by treating her to an opportunity to learn some driving in a safe, secure environment with anm experienced instructor.
I have browsed the various 'off the shelf' packages advertised on the internet but have not been inspired to date.
For example, I would want the experience to be just for her, rather than her having to share the car with other keen teenagers.
The package on offer at the Mercedes Benz HQ in Surrey looks interesting, but I would welcome your views and recommendations please.
Asked on 24 April 2011 by RadRon
Answered by
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