"I like your philosophy

Also it is beneficial to spend educational time with your kids so they learn skills and trades instead of just running around... "
Sounds like the idea at Waldorf schools where kids learn by doing things in the real world not just on the computer. I also like that you are paying attention to what interests them.
When they are done posting their pics and description they should get a
Vibe Merit badge, like an Eagle Scout would for learning a new skill.
More ideas: Do your kids already know the basics of checking fluids, identifying engine parts, changing a tire? What about teaching some practical car math like.....calculating mpg, calculating car purchase price interest in monthly payments vs. saving up for a car and having a solid down payment. Some day they will buy their first car and you can help them prepare now to make a wise choice later. There are so many people that don't do basic maintenance on a car and have expensive problems.
These are lucky kids!
Blueridge9 2004 Base, 1.8L "The Vibe is a melding of muscular looks, ..utility & economy, sportiness & road-hugging tractability." -Road & Track Magazine Sept. 2008 Pictures:
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