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WorksheetsBUYING A CAR
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
What do you need to know about buying a car?
How to select the right car
The costs associated with having a car
How to obtain suitable insurance
All of the above
A disadvantage of buying a new car is:
The car is clean and attractive
It is covered with a 12-month warranty
It’s expensive to purchase
The car has the latest technology
An advantage of buying a used car is:
The car could have faults
The car is cheaper to purchase
It generally won’t last as long
It could need a lot of repairs
If I want the convenience of looking at many cars at once, the ability to easily compare prices, narrowly search for a specific vehicle and no pressure to buy.
I would be best off looking to buy a car from:
A dealership
An auction
A private seller
Online
Is it important to test drive a car?
No, you shouldn’t worry about it
Yes, you should see if you look cool in the car
Yes, you need to test drive to get a feel for the car and identify any obvious problem
No, the seller has told you everything you need to know
The amount of money that you have to pay when making an insurance claim is known as:
Warranty
Guarantor
Excess
Interest
The original amount of money that you borrow is referred to as the:
Principal
Interest
Fixed Interest Rate
Variable Interest Rate
There are 4 main types of insurance, these are:
· Compulsory
· Compulsory Third Party
· Third Party Car Insurance
· Third Party Property
· Compulsory Third Party
· Comprehensive
· Third Party (Fire and Theft)
· Third Party Property
· Comprehensive
· Third Party Car Insurance
· Third Party (Fire and Theft)
· Compulsory Third Party
· Comprehensive Third Party
· Third Party (Fire and Theft)
· Third Party Property
· Compulsory
If I want car insurance that covers me for any damage my car causes to other cars and property but doesn’t cover any damage sustained to my car, then I should apply for:
Compulsory Third Party
Comprehensive
Third Party (Fire and Theft)
Third Party Property
When transferring the registration of a vehicle, you must visit a motor registry and provide which of the following:
Certificate of registration for your vehicle, signed by the seller
Proof of your identity (e.g. driver’s licence)
The receipt for the sale showing you are the new owner
All of the above
