1. What is your monthly payment if you choose 0% financing for 48 months? Round to the nearest dollar.  2. The rebate offer is $2600, and you can obtain a car loan at your local bank for the balance at 2.99% compounded monthly for 48 months.  If you choose the rebate, what is your monthly payment?  Round to the nearest dollar. 3.You want to make monthly payments of $413, but you don't want a car loan over your head for more than 48 months,  so you decide to go with the down payment option.  How much of a down payment do you need to make? Round to the nearest dollar.

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1. What is your monthly payment if you choose 0% financing for 48 months? Round to the nearest dollar.

 2. The rebate offer is $2600, and you can obtain a car loan at your local bank for the balance at 2.99% compounded monthly for 48 months.  If you choose the rebate, what is your monthly payment?  Round to the nearest dollar.

3.You want to make monthly payments of $413, but you don't want a car loan over your head for more than 48 months,  so you decide to go with the down payment option.  How much of a down payment do you need to make? Round to the nearest dollar.

4.Suppose you make a down payment of 17% of $27,600 and finance the rest at 1.5% compounded monthly for 48 months.  How much interest do you pay over the life of the loan?  Round to the nearest dollar.

Buying a Car
You are purchasing a new car for $27,600. The dealership offers you three options:
• 0% financing: 0 down and 0% financing for 48 months.
• Rebate: 0 down. If you choose the rebate, you will need to secure a loan for the
balance at your local bank.
• Down payment: Make a down payment of 5% or more and get financing at 1.5%
compounded monthly for 48 months.
Use this information to answer questions 3-6 below.
Transcribed Image Text:Buying a Car You are purchasing a new car for $27,600. The dealership offers you three options: • 0% financing: 0 down and 0% financing for 48 months. • Rebate: 0 down. If you choose the rebate, you will need to secure a loan for the balance at your local bank. • Down payment: Make a down payment of 5% or more and get financing at 1.5% compounded monthly for 48 months. Use this information to answer questions 3-6 below.
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