Best Answer: 20 twenty. 200 two hundred. 2,000 two thousand. 20,000 twenty thousand. 200,000 two hundered thousand. 2,000,000 two million. 20,000,000 twenty million. 200,000,000 two hundred miliion..... jus add a zero each time.....start from sumthin ur confident abt like 200 or 2000 and work ur way up....full proof plan so u wont get confused later...and u CANNOT screw up.
How many you will put on the car is up to you. Just as a tip, if your planning on leasing, figure out how many miles you drive a month, then add 50% to get the amount of miles you should buy for a lease. i.e. if you figure you drive 1,000 miles per month you need a lease for 1,500 miles per month or 18,000 miles per yr.ow many you will put on the car is up to you. Just as a tip, if your planning on leasing, figure out how many miles you drive a month, then add 50% to get the amount of miles you should buy for a lease. i.e. if you figure you drive 1,000 miles per month you need a lease for 1,500 miles per month or 18,000 miles per yr.
The typical lease has a large eary cancellation penalty and an outrageous excessive mileage penalty. Unless you ask (and pay) for more miles on the original lease, they are typically set at or just below 12K miles/year. For a newer vehicle the average usage is closer to 15K than 12K miles/year. The additional depreciation of the vehicle is about $0.05 per extra mile. The difference between penalty and cost (0.45-.05=.40) times 3000 (3000*40=$1200/year or $3600 for a 3 year lease) is hidden profit that is realized at the end of the lease.