You are thinking of leasing a car. The price of the car is $ 55,000.
You have $ 2,000
for a down payment. The term of the lease is one year and the interest rate is 2.5%
APR. The buyout on the lease is 51% of its purchase price and it is due at the end of the term. What are the monthly lease payments (before tax)?
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