Business, 08.10.2019 07:30 gracemerci1

Idon't know this! and this is personal finance.
it is a problem where you type in the letter of the answer. ( this is my first time posting a question so i'm sorry if i posted it wrong : / )

1. a long-term rental

2. a guarantee which covers the entire car, with few (if any) exceptions

3. the amount or percentage by which something decreases in value over time

4. the value of a piece of property, over and above any mortgage or other liabilities related to it. ownership right in property

5. the payment made to obtain insurance

6. able to be trusted with financial responsibility; high likelihood of paying back debt

7. the retail value of something; the price that something is advertised as costing

8. the cost of something when bought directly from the manufacture

9. wholesale value minus deprecation, plus taxes, registration and licensing fees

10. online resource for car pricing

answers:

a. used car cost
b. wholesale value
c. kelly blue book
d. lease
e. deprecation
f. reliability
g. equity
h. bumper-to-bumper warranty
i. insurance premiums
j. sticker price

i think i know a i am not sure i am not good with this stuff : /
1 would be d
2 would be h
7 would be j
and 10 would be c
am i right with those four answers?

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