APR
APR is the yearly rate you pay to borrow money for a car, showing how much extra cost comes on top of the price.
APR stands for Annual Percentage Rate, the yearly cost of borrowing expressed as a percentage that includes interest and certain fees.
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"...pay a few thousand dollars more on a car with, say, a 10% APR. And you know that interest adds up over 72 at sometimes 84 months these days."
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