Car Insurance

2. the total amount you pay for insurance policy
4. Amount of money you will have to pay back in addition to the money you borrowed.
6. The score that evaluates your credit-worthiness and determines the rate of interest you are eligible to receive. It is also called a FICO or Beacon score, and less frequently an Empirica score.
7. The true cost of the vehicle to the dealer after subtracting holdbacks and rebates from the invoice price.
10. insurance that covers if someone is injured you or damages your car and they do not have insurance
11. insurance that covers the cost to repair YOUR car if YOU are at fault in an accident or if damage occurs to your car as a result of a natural disaster,
12. The steady decline in the resale value of any vehicle that you buy.
14. Amount of your own money paid upfront for a vehicle.
18. when you owe more than your car is worth
19. or fire
20. The price posted on the "window sticker." This is set by the factory and is, in most cases, the high end of negotiations.

1. A set amount of money that you, the insured, must pay before an insurance company will pay for a loss.
3. a car that has to be returned four times to dealer for the same problem
5. The cost of the car without options, but includes standard equipment and factory warranty.
8. A car that has passed through the dealer's mechanical and physical inspection.
9. A plan for spending and saving money during a particular period.
13. vehicle Identification number
15. type of warranty that covers bumper-to-bumper damages after the original factory warranty expires.
16. insurance that covers if your car is stolen, the insurance covers the loan value instead of the loan value
17. The practice of advertising a car at an unrealistically low price, then switching a customer to a different vehicle at a higher price.