You are going to buy a new car worth $25,800. The dealer computes your monthly payment to be $509.55 for 60 months of financing.
What is the dealer's effective rate of return on this loan transaction? The dealer's effective rate of return is 1 1%. (Round to one decimal place.)
1 answer:
Answer:
6.9%
Step-by-step explanation:
Interest rate is the one variable in an amortization formula that cannot be determined explicitly. An iterative solution is required, which means the computation must be done by a calculator, spreadsheet, or web site.
My TI-84 TVM Solver tells me that for the given loan amount and payment schedule, the APR is about 6.9%.
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