Chapter 16 Flashcards

1
Q

The major expenses of owning and operating a vehicle include:

A

the cost of interest on a loan, operating costs and the purchase price.

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2
Q

Depreciation is the

A

decrease in the value of a vehicle

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3
Q

Paying for oil/gas/maintenance/and repair are all examples of:

A

operating costs for a vehicle

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4
Q

A smaller vehicle gets better

A

fuel mileage

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5
Q

A larger vehicle

A

has a great capacity for passengers and parcels than a smaller vehicle

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6
Q

An automatic transmission

A

is nearly as effective as a manual transmission

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7
Q

An alternate to buying a vehicle that is similar to buying a is

A

leasing a vehicle

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8
Q

A major disadvantage to buying a used vehicle from a private owner is that

A

there will seldom be a warranty (will not have a warranty).

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9
Q

The average price paid to dealers for a given type and model is published in:

A

the blue book (kelly blue book)

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10
Q

When possible, how could you verify the odometer reading on a used vehicle?

A

Talk to the previous owner

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11
Q

Before buying a used vehicle always:

A

test drive the vehicle

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12
Q

With the engine running, a steering system:

A

should be firm

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13
Q

If the used vehicle passes your tests, you should:

A

have a mechanic look at it

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14
Q

When buying a used vehicle, to make sure that the seller will pay for any necessary repairs, you:

A

can have the repairs written into the sales agreement

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15
Q

A state law requires you to prove you can pay for damages you cause in a collision is a:

A

financial responsibility law

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16
Q

The type of insurance that protects a driver who is at fault against claims to pay the costs related to injuries of other people is:

A

liability insurance

17
Q

Your camera is stolen from your vehicle, which insurance coverage should pay the claim?

A

comprehensive

18
Q

Insurance that pays for damage to your vehicle is caused by something other than a collision is called:

A

comprehensive insurance

19
Q

A driver with recent traffic convictions pays more for insurance because:

A

the driver tends to have more collissions

20
Q

Insurance premiums may be lower if you have:

A

airbags and antitheft devices

21
Q

Assigned-risk drivers must drive:

A

for several years violation free

22
Q

One of the several gasses found in a vehicle’s exhaust is:

A

CO2

23
Q

Until recently, CFCs gases were commonly used

A

in air conditioners

24
Q

Using one or more of several methods of moving larger numbers of passengers than individual vehicles do is called

A

mass tranporation

25
Q

A solar powered vehicle runs on:

A

sunlight