Chapter 12.  Transportation and Society  When Do You Use Transportation?  Local, State, and Federal Transportation Offices  Transportation Options.

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Chapter 12

 Transportation and Society  When Do You Use Transportation?  Local, State, and Federal Transportation Offices  Transportation Options  Individual Transpiration  Public Transportation Cost Convenience Speed Environmental Benefits  Carpooling

 Should You Buy a Car?  Can You Afford a Car?  New or Used car? Reliability Cost Mileage  How to Choose a Car  What Class of Car?  Which Model?  Features and Options Dealer Add-Ons Extended Warranty Safety Features  How to Evaluate a Used Car?

 Finance Options  Leasing  How a Lease Works  Lease Terms  Steps to Leasing Negotiate the Price Residual Value Down payment/Security Deposit Financing Before Returning Return  Who Should Not Consider a Lease?  The F&I Office  Financing  Insurance  Optional Products  The Sales Contract Cash Price Down Payment Unpaid Cash Balance Insurance Premiums Principal Amount Financed Finance Charge Total Cost of the Loan Payment Schedule

 Determine a Fair Price  The Invoice Price  Sticker Price  How to Calculate a Fair Price  Your Trade-In  The Buying Process  Where to Shop No-Haggle Dealers Buying on the net  When to Shop  Test Drive Examine First Then Drive  How to Negotiate the Deal Round 1 Round 2 The Final Price Read All Paperwork

 Maintenance Every Car Needs  Your Owner’s Manual  Routine Preventive Tasks Tires Oil Other Fluids Tune-ups Brakes Other Routine Checks Exterior Maintenance  Repair Services  How to Choose a Repair Shop Check Them Out Build a Relationship  Doing Business with a Repair Shop Describe the Problem Get an Estimate Guarantees Check and Pay for Repairs Save Your Receipts  To Resolve Problems  Lemon Laws

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