Jiffy lube does oil changes. They usually run between $15 and $25. The price could be slightly more if you need a special filter or if your vehicle takes more than the usual 5 Quarts of oil.
if the car is badly damaged then you have to change the tires but if it is in good condition then they will do it for you and you will only have to pay half the price
Seriously, if you own a Ferrari 355 F1 and have to ask the price of an oil/filter change maybe you should not own this car. It will cost what it will cost and you will have to pay whatever it costs. It also depends on if you trust someone other than a Ferrari dealer to change the oil or if you do it yourself.
Usually oil changes is when you are changing out the oil in your car to prevent wear down and provide proper functionality of your breaks. Try the manual or an online source.
You would pay the taxes on the actual price you paid for the car. If it was 10000 then you would pay the taxes on that not the list price. Hope this helps
Sell the car for the price of the loan. If you can't get that price out of it, then talk with the bank about your options.
The big hit is when you buy & only pay 1x based on price.
When you buy a new or used car you probably notice the little sticker in the top corner of your windshield. This sticker tells you when an oil change is due. Until recently it was highly recommended to change oil every 3,000 miles or every three months. With the improvements of cars over the years, oil change recommendations have generally been pushed to about every 5,000 miles. Whatever the case may be for your car, changing oil is essential to keeping your car on good condition. The first step toward determining if you need an oil change is to check the oil in your car. This is a simple process that anyone can do regardless of their car knowledge. When checking oil you must park on a flat surface and pop the hood of the car. Pull out the oil dipstick and wipe it clean before reinserting it. When you pull it out again you will get a clear picture of the oil status in your car. The oil level should fall somewhere between the two notches on the dipstick. If it is getting too low it is probably time to change the oil. You also need to pay attention to the color. Oil should be a healthy brown in color. Black is okay too but it indicates that your oil is getting dirty. If the oil is milky in color it is time to schedule an oil change. Oil changes are relatively cheap if you can't do them yourself. Most businesses also include fluid fills, car cleaning, and other bonuses when you get an oil change. Changing your oil will do wonders for the health of your car. Regular oil changes will improve your gas mileage. If your oil is in more condition it could mean major trouble for your engine. Oil is the lifeblood of your car and the only thing that helps your engine avoid wear and tear. Failing to change oil regularly could lead to your engine seizing. That translates to a lot of money if you want to save your car. The oil type your car needs should be clearly marked in your owner's manual. Follow the guidelines if you change your own oil. If you take your car to a shop for an oil change, ask them if using synthetic oil will help your car. Lastly, keep a quart of oil in your trunk for emergency situations.
If you are talking about the oil pan drain plug, then crawl under the car and look. You will see it. No offence, but, If you cannot find it, then you are not qualified to change your own oil, and I suggest you pay someone to do it for you.
The average price for a Saleen sports car is around $500,000 - $600,000. However the final price you pay will depend on where you purchase the vehicle from.
The price a dealer pays for a car is the wholesale price. This information can be found through websites such as Why Pay Sticker? (http://www.whypaysticker.com) or Wholesale Car Prices (http://www.wholesalecarprices.net/).
The interest is calculated on the purchase price (not the msrp or the difference between the price and the residual) so negotiate as big a discount as you can to pay less interest.
You pay sales tax on whatever price is on the title application -- usually before the rebate. If you bought a $10,000 car and got a $1,000 rebate, you pay tax on $10,000 as opposed to $9,000.