The huge increase from 1985 to 2002 in the number of new cars sold to American teenagers can be attributed to:

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The increase in the number of new cars sold to American teenagers in this time period can be linked to the rise in household income, which led to more parents being able to afford buying cars for their children and covering the insurance costs. The other options, such as improvements in safety standards and the availability of "teen-friendly" cars, may have contributed to this trend but are not the main driving factors.

The Huge Increase from 1985 to 2002 in the Number