Can you guys give me a hand with a finance problem?
You are planning to buy a car worth $20,000. Which of the two deals described below would you choose, both with a 48-month term? • the dealer offers to take 10% off the price, and lend you the balance at an APR of 9%, monthly compounding. (3 marks) • the dealer offers to lend you $20,000 (with no discount) at an APR of 3%, monthly compounding
Jaxon Sanders
Can I take the 10% off and then pay off the whole loan at the first payment
Luke Peterson
The answer is to walk away from the dealer if he can't give you 0% APR and buy a second hand car for $2000.
Owen Hughes
Lmao
Wyatt Stewart
Fuck that shit. Get a car for $2000 instead.
But I'd I had to I'd go 3%
Aiden Gonzalez
>go 3% lmao you're losing so much money if you pass on the 10% discount
Luke Cruz
the second one dingus
Josiah Brown
>The goal is to spend as little money as possible >Thinking you need a brand new car Why not make a saving of $18000 on the spot?
Liam Walker
WHY THE FUCK DO YOU POST CHILD PORNOGRAPHY!?!?!?!?
Matthew Rogers
actually you save about $200
you dumb fuck
Jeremiah Scott
think you better do your math again, user
Adrian Clark
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Joshua Morgan
Can someone explain the math to me pl0x?
Adam Miller
Don't finance a car. Save up and pay cash. If you need to finance something at 9% MONTHLY YOU ARE FUCKING UP
Elijah Diaz
>there are people on Veeky Forums who can't recognize incorrect compound interest calculations when they see them
Caleb Long
do you're own homework
Chase Walker
I'm sorry you have shitty credit.
I got 0% APR from Ford Credit by putting 20% down with no credit history period.
Cooper Adams
show me
David Jones
If you have sales tax on cars, like I do, also take that into account. That extra 2k would equal an extra $140 in my state when you go to register it.