Cars Unit Practice Game

The price that the manufacturer recommends the dealer sells the car for but you should never pay. Mark only one oval.

• Invoice Price

• Financing

• MSRP

• Incentives

Something that the manufacturer provides if the vehicle has mechanical issues and will be replaced free of charge. Mark only one oval.

• Ratings/Reviews

• Maintenance

• Warranty

• Certified Used Car

You should read these either in magazines or online to see what other people think of the car you are researching to buy. Mark only one oval.

• Consumer Reviews

• Manufacturer Websites

• Extended Warranty

• Certified Used Car

Ways to encourage you to buy a car. An example might be a lower interest rate or cash back. Mark only one oval.

• Invoice Price

• Financing

• MSRP

• Incentives

A car that has passed more rigorous inspection and carries a warranty. Mark only one oval.

• Ratings/Review

• Factory Warranty

• Extended Warranty

• Certified Used Car

Examples include tinted windows, leather seats, alloy wheels, and Bluetooth. Mark only one oval.

• Fair Purchase Price

• Optional Equipment

• Holdback

• Dealer Cash

Borrowing money through the dealer or another source to pay for your car. Mark only one oval.

• Invoice Price

• Financing

• MSRP

• Incentives

When you pay a down payment, the overall cost of your loan will be more. Mark only one oval.

• True

• False

At the end of a lease, you'll have to give the car back and make sure the vehicle is in good condition.

• True

• False

You should check with your bank or credit union to see what loan options are available as opposed to just what the car dealer offers.

• True

• False