Across
- 2. The price of a car as suggested by the manufacturer, often referred to as the Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price (MSRP).
- 5. An agreement or arrangement that is advantageous, especially in terms of price.
- 10. The amount added to the cost price of a car to cover expenses and profit margin.
- 12. The worth or importance of something in relation to the price paid.
- 14. Modifies terms or coverage of an insurance policy.
- 15. An arrangement for paying the price of a car over time, including the amount and frequency of payments.
- 16. To discuss the terms of a purchase, including the price, with the seller in order to reach a mutually acceptable agreement.
- 18. A part of the total price of a car paid at regular intervals, usually monthly, until the full amount is paid off.
- 19. Within one's financial means or budget.
- 20. The amount of money available or allocated for purchasing a car.
- 21. Evaluating risk for insuring an individual or entity.
- 22. A reduction in the price of a car, often offered by dealerships or during sales events.
- 23. Extending insurance policy beyond expiration.
- 24. Pays for damage to insured vehicle in collisions.
- 25. The amount of money that is asked or paid for something, in this case, a car.
- 28. Reimburses car rental costs during vehicle repair.
- 31. Events not covered by an insurance policy.
- 32. The total amount of money required to purchase and own a car, including the price, taxes, fees, and other expenses.
- 34. An initial payment made when purchasing a car, typically a percentage of the total price.
- 35. Investigates and settles insurance claims.
- 36. The price that the dealer paid the manufacturer for the car, which may be lower than the list price.
Down
- 1. Different ways of paying for a car, such as taking out a loan or leasing.
- 3. Pays for injury/damage caused by insured driver.
- 4. Contract outlining insurance terms between insurer and holder.
- 5. The decrease in the value of a car over time, which affects its resale price.
- 6. Protection types in an insurance policy, e.g., liability.
- 7. paid to insurer for coverage, can be periodic.
- 8. Resources
- 9. The range of prices within which cars of a particular type or model are typically sold.
- 11. Protects insured if in accident with uninsured driver.
- 13. Costing a lot of money.
- 17. Emergency aid like towing or flat tire repair.
- 26. A purchase made at a lower price than usual, often resulting from negotiation or finding a good deal.
- 27. A label or tag attached to a car indicating its price.
- 29. Policyholder's request to insurer for covered payments.
- 30. Out-of-pocket amount before insurer covers costs.
- 33. Pays for non-collision damage like theft or fire.