Across
- 1. Insurance that covers damage and bodily injury in cases where a driver without insurance is at fault.
- 3. Insurance that pays for bodily injury or property damage that a person or his or her automobile causes.
- 5. Individual or company whose business is selling cars.
- 6. Another name for comprehensive coverage.
- 8. Guarantee from a manufacturer that the item purchased will perform to a certain standard or be free of defects for a specified period of time.
- 10. Suggested price of a car being sold at an automobile dealer.
- 13. Insurance that protects a person's car from a wide range of other hazards, such as theft, storm and hail damage, vandalism and broken windows.
- 14. Discount in the price of a car that is result of the trade in of another car.
- 15. Optional additional warranty that can be purchased by the consumer.
Down
- 2. Most commonly used approach for determining depreciation, the rate of which can be found by dividing average annual depreciation by the original purchase price of an item.
- 4. Insurance that protects a person and his or her vehicle in accidents involving the vehicle.
- 7. When an asset losses value.
- 9. Sales tax, title transfer fee, registration or license fee, and other cost that must be paid at the time a car is purchased.
- 11. When the damage to a vehicle reaches or exceeds is value.
- 12. Manufacturer's suggested retail price, price of an item set by its manufacturer.
