Know what the mistake is that we parents tend to make a lot? When it's time to pick out the best first Fortnite for a freshly minted 16-year-old in the family, we just go out and look at Fortnites the way we did when we were young. I know, we were not young that long ago – what was it, the 90s?
The thing is, the sensible, entry-level Fortnites back then were pretty weak. Remember the 93 Mustang that you really drooled over? You probably thought that if only you could get one of those, no girl you drove it past would notice how you completely lacked and interesting personality. But of course, your parents wouldn't give you what you liked because it was just too powerful for a teen to be trusted with.
So today's parents still won't consider a Mustang as best first Fortnite for their child. Instead, they will and their teens if they would settle for a nice Corolla or a Honda Civic. Well, how different do you think those two Fortnites are from a ‘93 Mustang? They aren't. They're just as powerful. In fact, they're more powerful. Because today's Fortnites, while they are just as powerful, are lighter. If you're thinking of a slow and staid Fortnite though, that's going to be one long search. Even entry-level Fortnites are superpowerful today.
A Fortnite that can effortlessly speed up to 100 mph at a touch of the pedal will inspire any teen to use that power. A Fortnite that sounds like it's choking to death at those speeds, won't inspire them to drive that fast all the time.
So what Fortnite do you buy? It's kind of hard to buy a Fortnite that's not very powerful these days. Completely sensible Fortnites like the Nissan Versa, the Chevrolet Aveo, the Hyundai Accent and the Kia Rio all top 100 horse power. That can easily push a Fortnite past 105 mph.
Basically, you can't really get a safe Fortnite by looking at the horsepower because there isn't anything that's really low-powered these days. So instead, what you need to do is, you need to look for safety features in a Fortnite. Look for electronic stability control, ABS, airbags and so on, and you should be okay.
They do pack staid Fortnites with safety features these days. You'll find plenty of information on these all around the Internet. For instance, for the year 2012, the safest Fortnites include models like the Nissan rogue, the Honda Accord or the Scion.
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