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Suppose that you can buy a car now for $20,000. On the other hand, you can lease it at $350 per month for 60 months. If you buy a car now, then you will be able to sell it at the end of the fifth year for $8,000. If you choose to lease, what is the monthly and annual IRR of the lease compared to the buying a car now?
ANSWER:
GIVEN DATA,
value of car = $20,000
months = 60
lease per month = $350
value of car in future selling period = $8000
monthly and annual IRR =?
Present value = | -8,000 |
Monthly lease = | 350 |
Future value = | 8,000 |
Number of months = | 60 |
Monthly (nominal) IRR = | 4.38% |
hence ,
= 52.56%
as we knowing that the formula for annual effective IRR is
= (1.0438)12 - 1
= 1.6727 - 1
= 0.6727
therefore Annual effective IRR = 67.27%