You have a down payment of $10,000 saved up to purchase a new vehicle. If you are also approved for a 4 year loan by making payments of $575 at the end of every month at a rate of 4.2% compounded quarterly, what price vehicle will you be able to afford?

You have a down payment of $10,000 saved up to purchase a new vehicle. If you are also approved for a 4 year loan by making payments of $575 at the end of every month at a rate of 4.2% compounded quarterly, what price vehicle will you be able to afford?

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