Ray Cupple bought a basic car costing $10,150.00 with options costing $788.00.?
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Read your assigned material then do your own homework.
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Current: $5.15 \nNear Future: $7.00
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total cars = 28\ntotal sales = 28x$9000 =$252,000
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I sold a 58 Impala convertible on ebay. My reserve was $10,000 and it sold for $16,100
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Why would he sell his car without having another lined up -- and before asking you to borrow yours?  $250/month would get him a pretty decent car -- good enough to use for work.  Actually he could probably get an XB for close to that.  He will end up lowering the value of your car when he could have his own and pay the same amount.  I think it's a bad idea.
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Total cost = 12.90 + (c*1.20)\n\nThe total number of cars is a bit off - the variable costs are $26, which leaves a remainder when you divide by 1.20. You could make 21 cars, but that should cost $38.10 (21x1.2 + 12.90). 22 cars would cost $39.30...
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£11.99\n\nhope you buy it
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It varies cause used cars are cheaper than new cars.  Check out the prices on Ebay and you will see what I mean.
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It depends on condition.  The link describes a #44 that sold at auction in June 2003 for $8600.
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$5768\n\nDraw a graph. It helps.
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As a former owner of a maverick (madmav) it is an instant race car so racers are scarfing them up as fast as they can find them. This is assuming it is a two door.  My car was far from perfect and I sold it for $3000.  A six cyl car in good shape can go up to $2500 for mint cars.  V8 cars bring more.  It all depends on the cars condition and region your in.  I want to find another, my car would fly. Gas prices were killing me though.
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at 1.28 pm today, $628.20.\n\nAt 2:19 pm, $627.20
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I had to do a quick currency conversion being in the UK.  $50 = about £28, and for just under that I bought my dad a really simple play-only DVD player and a DVD film, and gave him some of our old comedies to watch.  He's 86 and not 'technologically-enabled', shall we say, so it had to be simple.\n\nIf it's getting to the stage of 'what do you get the man who has everything', the answer is 'nothing'. But you ~can~ buy him an experience - take him for a day out and a picnic, which won't cost you an arm and a leg, and I do like the 'gift deeds cheques' idea where you can give your dad a 'chequebook' with each of the cheques telling him what you'll do for him when he gives you the cheque to be 'cashed'. Clean the car, mow the lawn, mend his shirt, lift that bale, tote that barge....
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Yeah, car; if you wanted, you could sell it, buy the other three things, then buy a slightly cheaper new car with the left over money...
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£1,786,945.23\nMy dad has died and when his estate was sorted out the cash was withdrawn from his account to go into mine i asked for it in cash so i could see what this amount of money looked like previous to that was probably around £5000\nwould rather have my dad than his cash though:(
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I'll go based on my mom's salary and stuff back then. She bought a brand new car for $4000 cash. She thought making $800 dollars a month was living large and the house was bought for abt $30,000 and it was a big one-level house with a carport and huge backyard! This was in North Carolina.
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about $10.00 in my truck... all change.