The list price of a car is $6495. The manufacturer's rebate is $400. In addition, the dealer tries to attract the customers by giving a discount of $249. How much does the car actually cost?

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The list price of a car is $6495. The manufacturer's rebate is $400. In addition, the dealer tries to attract the customers by giving a discount of $249.  How much does the car actually cost?

Genesis Amaya · Accepted Answer

See explanation.

The rebate and discount have to be subtracted from the list price to calculate the actual cost: #6495-400-249=6095-249=5895-49=5846# The actual price of the car is #$5,846#

Noah Archer · Answer

undefined To find the actual cost of the car after considering the manufacturer's rebate and the dealer's discount, you need to subtract both the rebate and the discount from the list price.

List price of the car = $6495
Manufacturer's rebate = $400
Dealer's discount = $249

Actual cost of the car = List price - Manufacturer's rebate - Dealer's discount

Actual cost of the car = $6495 - $400 - $249

Actual cost of the car = $6495 - $649

Actual cost of the car = $5846

Therefore, the actual cost of the car is $5846.