
Patrick D. answered 04/25/17
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Option 1: $15000 x 4 = $60000
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Option 2:
No, she is NOT getting the new car. First car is always the klunker. $10485
Gas: 30km x 2 = 60 km per day
60 km per day x 5 days per week = 300 km per week
300 km per week x 52 weeks per year = 15600 km per year
15600 km per year x 4 years = 62400 km
62400 km / 100 km * 8 L = 4992L
1 gallon is APPROXIMATELY 4 L, so 4992L = 1248 gallons
1248 gallons x $2.50/gallon = $3120
Sales tax: 13% x 10495 = 1364.35
Total thus far is $14969. As you mentioned, there is regular maintenance, registration and license fees, plus insurance.
No data was given for these. Let's strip the insurance down to the bare minimum so that she is legally allowed to drive
the car, say $1000 annually. That's another $4K. regular maintenance like oil changes, lets say another $500 per year,
so that another $2000. license and registration say $150 annually. SO that's aother $600. So estimate another $6600.
Now it's up to $21569, but these numbers are SOFT.
You can figure out the rest.