The Hyundai Veloster combines cool, sports-car looks using a fairly pedestrian powertrain — a 1.6 liter engine that’s tuned for fuel economy rather than speed. The Veloster’s interior is just as cool as the exterior, and it includes an iPod-compatible stereo along with a Bluetooth speakerphone as standard, so teen drivers can keep their eyes on the road rather than on their devices. The three-door layout (one door on the left side, two on the right) makes it friend-friendly, and with a starting price under $19k, the Veloster isn’t much too more expensive compared to the average compact sedan. Hyundai makes a turbocharged version called (appropriately enough) the Veloster Turbo; it’s not unreasonably speedy and it is arguably a better choice should your teen will be doing plenty of freeway driving.