In the past, a car manufacturer advertised 0% financing on many of its models. For example, a particular model had a cash price of $11,094.79. However, if you elected to buy the car under the 0% financing deal, then the manufacturer used a price of $12,144. If you chose a 48-month term, then the manufacturer calculated your monthly loan payments using the 0% financing price instead of the cash price ($253 per month). In the fine print, the manufacturer was legally obliged to disclose the effective annual rate that it charged for the loan. What rate did the manufacturer disclose? %. The disclosed effective annual rate was (Round to two decimal places as needed.)