You are considering buying a new car worth $25,000 today. The dealership will allow you to pick the car today and pay nothing until after you graduate in four years. After four years, you will make a lumpsum payment. You have two financing options. 1) let the dealership finance it for you or 2) finance it yourself though your investment at a local credit union that earns 8% per year. If you do a dealer financing, you will finance the loan for 4 years at 6% per year compounded monthly. If you choose this option, the dealer will throw in a 10% discount and hence you will only take a loan of 90% of the value of the car. You will do a onetime lumpsum payment to the dealer after 4 years. If you finance it yourself, you will pay additional $4,000 to the original value of the car at the time of payment. This means you will end up paying $29,000 to the dealership if you do not finance with them. You currently have a balance of $21,050 in your investment account at the credit union. Which option will you take