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The steady drop in the value of a vehicle is called

• discount value

• dedication

• depreciation

• appreciation

In most cases, the newer the car, the

• greater the cost of maintenance

• less the purchase price

• greater the need for replacement parts

• greater the depreciation

A smaller vehicle tends to

• cost more for maintenance

• ride better than a larger vehicle

• deliver higher fuel mileage

• have better passenger capacity

An automatic transmission

• greatly reduces fuel mileage

• usually requires more repairs than a manual transmission

• costs less than a manual transmission to repair

• is nearly as efficient as a manual transmission

The average price paid to dealers for a given type and model of a vehicle is published in the

• catalog of replacement values

• blue book

• code of business prices

• annual car book

Tags

CCSS.RI.11-12.5

CCSS.RI.9-10.5

CCSS.RI.6.5

CCSS.RI.7.5

CCSS.RI.8.5

Before you consider buying a used car, you should

• perform a variety of outside and inside checks on the vehicle

• talk to your auto shop teacher about the type of car you are considering

• read car magazine reports on your type of vehicle

• have the car inspected

which of the following is a low-cost repair item?

• Repair of the brake system

• The engine smokes when accelerating

• replacement of all tires

• replacement of the air filter

A state law which requires you to prove that you can pay for damages you cause in a collision is a

• financial protection law

• liability protection law

• financial responsibility law

• driver negligence law

A deductible clause in insurance is

• a protection to the policyholder

• coverage for medical costs if you are at fault in a collision

• equal to the cars present value

• the amount the policyholder pays for damages

An insurance policy is the

• claim made after collison

• contract between a car owner and an insurance company

• amount of bond posted to prove that you are financially secure

• amount paid for insurance coverage