Goal To determine the best practical way to purchase a car with the funds that you have. Role You have just graduated from high school and will need a used car to get to your local college classes. Audience Choosing the right car will help you continue your education at a local college. A car will also help your family members, who are currently giving you rides to and from your part time job. Situation After opening your graduation cards from friends and family, you found yourself with $2000.00 in cash. You have also been saving money from your part time job and have a savings of $1,365.00. You will need to research your local ads to find a car that is right for you. Performance Task Not only must you determine how much you want to spend on a car, but you need to make sure that car is in the right condition for you. Research your local ads in the newspaper or online (there are lots of websites with local car ads). Complete the following list when doing your research: 1.) What is the total miles on the car? 2.) What is the year and make of the car? 3.) Is there a warranty? If so, for how long? 4.) Will you be paying cash or are you going to finance the car? 5.) If you are going to finance the car, how much will your monthly payments be? 6.) What is the blue book value of the car? 7.) What is the cost of tires for this particular car? 8.) How many miles to the gallon does the car get? 9.) What kind of insurance will you get this car? 10.) What will be your monthly payments for insurance?