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just want to check and see if i got correct amounts before i move to the final part of the question... For total amount payed

just want to check and see if i got correct amounts before i move to the final part of the question... For total amount payed towards car, was it right for me to add the down payment to the total amount payed (PMT x N)? because technically total amount payed is that amount plus the down payment at the beginning.
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You are in need of a car. After much research you have decided to purchase a new 2023 Toyota Camry. The list price for the car at the local dealership is $25,945 including tax, title, and license. When you visit the dealership the finance manager provides you with three purchasing options. Option A: 5.64% APR, compounded monthly, for 72 months with $0 down at the time of purchase Option B: 0\% APR, compounded monthly, for 48 months with $1000 down at the time of purchase Option C: 5.49% APR, compounded monthly, for 60 months with $5000 down at the time of purchase For each purchasing option, compute Purchat p= Dow 8yMrr+ Lea fiman pod w/ - the required monthly payment, - the total amount you will have paid for your car, and - for the first loan payment, how much money will go towards interest and how much money will go towards the outstanding balanee? - Prymir to intuare

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