If you are a teenager, you would have experienced the pains of how it feels when you have a hot date and no wheels. It is also a totally known fact that your parents would be the last people on earth who would trust you with their vehicle - or even allow you to drive as a matter of fact. It is very rare when the father-son story works and he hands you over the keys for having a good time with your girlfriend. Most likely, the common response would be that "you are too young for this stuff routine" that most teenagers including me hate to the core. Not to mention that we know by heart after hearing it a million and one times.

So what would be the solution? Chose your car in the market; identify who among your circle has it or any model close to it; then beg, borrow or steal it. Easy as one-two-three! Based on this plan, I do my business pretty comfortably. I love Nissan van cars. There are no cars in this world where you can have a car and a ready room as comfortable as the Nissan van cars - in my opinion. They look fabulous, very grown up and my date and I can have all the privacy we want wherever we want, without any personal safety issues.

There was not one instance when my girlfriend did not appreciate the usefulness of the Nissan van cars - on our dates. It is a very versatile vehicle and I thoroughly enjoy driving it, controlling it on the road. It is like having a mobile home.

So, according to my plan, I identified two of my older friends who posses Nissan van cars, and I put them on my list for 'beg, borrow, steal' routine. For two years my plan worked like magic. When I had a date I would ask one of these three to lend me their Nissan van cars. They would warn me, wink at me and then hand over the keys. Did I tell friends never really judge you - they always support you. Two years in my routine, when I thought that I had my life all worked out, all the three moved out from my town. One got scholarship for higher studies, and two got jobs. I was left stranded and I was pretty upset since this really threw a monkeys wrench in my plans. I put my thinking cap on and did some heavy thinking.

The result was not bad either. Since I am older myself and I have passed my driving test since ages, I should have my own car. What type? A used Nissan van of course - what else could be my choice? Once I made up my mind on the best solution, I started thinking how to translate my plan into reality. I need money to buy even a used Nissan van - and I would not ever settle for any other vehicle. This time my parents bailed me out. My dad lent me some cash as advance on my allowance and at last I was able to own my first car - a beautiful used Nissan van car.

Of course your first car will always be one that you remember. Some people look at their first car in their memory and then think to themselves "Oh my god what was I thinking buying that." You do not want to have that memory in your mind, so instead why not buy yourself a car that will make you think just how great it was. If you get a Nissan as your first car then you are a very lucky person. You will have a lot of happy memories when you are thinking about that car in a few years time.

Could life get any better?