please answer 2&3

Today, you consider purchasing a 2021 Subaru Ascent vehicle. You have got no more than $10,000 cash to use to buy a car. Also, you have no more than $800 per month to spend on your car every month for 48 months after you purchase the vehicle. There are two options in front of you, either finance or lease the vehicle. Visit a dealership and negotiate terms for each option. Write down all the terms and conditions and bring them to class. Then, you must present your findings inside the classroom in a PowerPoint presentation that has no more than 10 slides. You must include the dealership's name and address and the dealer's full name and contact information. (T'he dealer is the agent with whom you negotiated terms). Hints: 1. You must identify all the initial costs associated with the purchase of the vehicle (e.g., registration, down payment, etc.) 2. Also, you must identify all the costs associated with owning the car (insurance, installments, maintenance, parking, gas, etc.) 3. Your goal is to minimize the NPV of all cash outflows. Today, you consider purchasing a 2021 Subaru Ascent vehicle. You have got no more than $10,000 cash to use to buy a car. Also, you have no more than $800 per month to spend on your car every month for 48 months after you purchase the vehicle. There are two options in front of you, either finance or lease the vehicle. Visit a dealership and negotiate terms for each option. Write down all the terms and conditions and bring them to class. Then, you must present your findings inside the classroom in a PowerPoint presentation that has no more than 10 slides. You must include the dealership's name and address and the dealer's full name and contact information. (T'he dealer is the agent with whom you negotiated terms). Hints: 1. You must identify all the initial costs associated with the purchase of the vehicle (e.g., registration, down payment, etc.) 2. Also, you must identify all the costs associated with owning the car (insurance, installments, maintenance, parking, gas, etc.) 3. Your goal is to minimize the NPV of all cash outflows