Buying a Car is a practical guide for readers who are ready to make one of their first big financial decisions. With clear explanations, real-world examples, and thoughtful questions, this book helps build an understanding of what it really means to own a car.
From choosing between new and used vehicles to understanding loans, insurance, fuel costs, and depreciation, Buying a Car shows how the price on the sticker is only part of the story. By learning how to compare options, spot hidden costs, and plan ahead, readers can make confident choices and avoid expensive mistakes on the road to financial independence.
Equip your classroom with a complete set of
34 copies of
Buying a car, providing enough books for a full class to explore essential financial literacy concepts together.
Designed for upper primary and secondary students, Marshmallow Money books combine real-world examples, financial mathematics, and practical guidance to help young people develop the knowledge and confidence to make informed financial decisions.
Ideal for classroom teaching, small group work, wellbeing programs, and school libraries, this classroom set allows every student to actively participate in lessons and activities while supporting consistent learning across the cohort.
34 copies of Buying a Car
Suitable for whole-class instruction
Written by financial educator and researcher Dr Tracey West
Aligned with real-world financial literacy outcomes
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