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Ms. Ray- PF Unit 9

PF Unit 9 Buying a Car/ Car Insurance Test Review

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When shopping for a car loan, compare each loans. APR, monthly payment, total finance charge
If a person chooses a longer time period to repay a loan. Total amount to be repaid will be higher.
The insurance coverage for damage to a vehicle as a result of an accident is called Collision
Damage to a car caused by vandalism or floods is covered by Comprehensive insurance
Before shopping for a car, it's important to Figure your budget
Operating expenses for a car include Payments, gas, and maintenance
Operating expenses can be about 1/3 to 1/2 of monthly cost
A larger down payment will result in Smaller monthly payments and decrease the total price of the car
Lenders decide how large of a loan you qualify for by looking at Credit report
Credit reports tell lenders about your Credit worthiness
One advantage of dealer financing is Convenience
Banks often can give you a lower interest rate if you are an Existing customer
Credit Unions have lower overhead costs which allows them to offer Lower financing
With a home equity loan, your ? is used as collateral for the loan Home
Internet financing offers Quick approval and competitive pricing
Trade ins allow you to Get a discount when buying a new vehicle or use as a down payment when purchasing a vehicle
The value of a new car ? when you drive it off the lot Drops
Depreciation means Value of car decreases immediately
Negative equity means Vehicle is worth less than what you owe on it
Ways to avoid negative equity Keep vehicle until paid off completely, don't buy a too expensive vehicle, don't drag out payments, and make large down payment
Advantage of buying a used car ? Buying after huge depreciation has already occurred
One of the main sources of used cars Used car dealership
Used car dealers can offer a ? on a used car Warranty
Good deals, no haggling, no warranty,not able to test drive when purchasing occur when you purchase a used car from ? Public Auction
Kelly Blue Book allows you to See the price range for the condition of the car
Vehicle History Report tells you Any major accidents this car may have been in.
When test driving a used car, always make sure to Get a professional mechanic to look it over.
Leasing a vehicle allows you to Have lower payments, and a new car every few years.
At the end of a lease you can Give car back or by it as a used car
A disadvantage of leasing is Anything that decreases the resale value of the car will cost you extra at the end of the lease.
If your mileage surpasses the limit on a leased vehicle You will have to pay extra for that cost at the end of a less.
Closed in lease Sets a specific amount for a depreciation cost to pay at end of lease.
Open end lease Estimates the depreciation cost and you pay any differences at the end of the lease.
Most reliable source for buying a used car is usually Car Dealer
Price the manufacturer has 'suggested' be charged for the vehicle MSRP or sticker price
Price the dealer has paid the manufacturer Invoice price
Destination charges, Licensing and registrations, extended warranty, dealer prep, and credit insurance Add-on
Credit insurance Pays off your car loan should you die while leasing vehicle
A car warranty that goes into effect after the basic warranty coverage provided by the car manufacturer or dealer expires. Extended warranty or service contract
Price of vehicle before any buyer options are added to the cost Base price
A written guarantee to make needed repairs on a car within a limited period of time Warranty
Charge for getting the car ready to be sold. Dealer prep
Contract between the individual and insurer specifying terms of the insurance including: Policy
The amount paid for insurance coverage. Premium
Amount paid by the policy holder (consumer) for the initial portion of a loss before the insurance coverage begins Deductible
Most states require this. If the accident is your fault, your policy pays for injury and property damages to another vehicle and people in the vehicles. Liability insurance
Covers the cost of your injuries of a driver who has no auto insurance or has insufficient insurance coverage hits you. Covers guest in your car. Uninsured motorist
Does not cover damages resulting from a collision with another car. Covers damages to your vehicle caused by vandalism, fire, floods, thefts, or other natural disasters Comprehensive coverage
Covers damages to your vehicle in an accident. Is required if you are making car payments Collision
Covers injuries you suffer while riding in your car or in someone else’s car. Covers your passengers if you were at fault in an accident. Covers your injuries if a car hits you while you are walking. Medical payments
Covers the cost of renting when your car is in the shop for a covered loss. Also,covers the cost to tow your car to a shop close by, not necessarily the shop that is most convenient for you in your hometown. Rental and Towing coverage
Will pay for the loan balance on your car if it is totaled and you owe more on it than it is worth. GAP coverage
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