Paula is considering the purchase of a new car. She has narrowed her search to two cars that are equally appealing to her. Car A costs $29,000, and Car B costs $29,500. The manufacturer of Car A is offering 0% financing for 48 months with zero down, while the manufacturer of Car B is offering a rebate of $2000 at the time of purchase plus financing at the rate of 3%/year compounded monthly over 48 months with zero down. If Paula has decided to buy the car with the lower net cost to her, which car should she purchase? (Round numerical values to the nearest cent.
Paula is considering the purchase of a new car. She has narrowed her search to two cars that are equally appealing to her. Car A costs $29,000, and Car B costs $29,500. The manufacturer of Car A is offering 0% financing for 48 months with zero down, while the manufacturer of Car B is offering a rebate of $2000 at the time of purchase plus financing at the rate of 3%/year compounded monthly over 48 months with zero down. If Paula has decided to buy the car with the lower net cost to her, which car should she purchase? (Round numerical values to the nearest cent.
For Car B:
Total Price = $29,500
Rebate =$2000
Net Price =$29,500-$2000 =$27,500
Rate (R) =3% Compounded Monthly
Time(n) = 48 months = 4 Years
It is given that it is compounded monthly,
Hence,
Hence, after financing car B costs a total of $31001.5206
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