i need help on a research paper !!!!?

i have this paper due on drivers ed and i have no thought how to get started on this , i am going to copy and paste the instructions for the paper below , if you guys could help in any way possible that would be fantastic

Your Aunt Crazy has just hit the lottery and has chose to give you money to buy a car.  She has chose to give you 0.00 a month towards your buy.  This money needs to be used to buy a car and pay for insurance (“Your Fault” is not an insurance company).  You now have the opportunity to buy any car that will fit into your budget.  Before you start, you are questioned to trade in any car in your family to help with your finances.  Delight in the shopping experience!!
 
Task
Your cover will consist of a title.  You may use any title you wish.  This page must also include your name, class period and date.  Be creative and design a cover that is colorful and fascinating.
Your second page will be the specifics of your new car.  This will include all of the options and the price that were quoted by the dealer.  You may add a picture of this car if you can find one.
The third page will be specifics on the vehicle that you traded in, including the price that was suggested by Kelley Blue Book or Edmunds.
The fourth page will clarify the payment for your new car including the insurance that you will buy for the car and the monthly breakdown for both payments.
The fifth page will be economy information on your car such as mileage in city and open roads.  Also included on this page will be a safety rating for your trade-in vehicle and the new car that you are purchasing.  You must provide two examples of cars that have the safest rating and two that have the poorest ratings.  Give a brief explanation on why two cars you chose have a poor rating.  Also on this page, you are to clarify the "Lemon Law" and provide information on this law that protects consumers.
The sixth page will be dedicated to scams.  You are to search the resources to find 4 dealer scams and 4 insurance scams that you should be aware of when purchasing a car and insurance.
The seventh and final page will consist of a detailed explanation on how to jump start your car.  You can also find this information in the resources provided for you.  Lastly, you must give credit for information that you borrowed from a source.  Always give credit where credit is due!!
Resources
Remember to use the sites search option if you are unable to find the information that you are looking for.
Trade In Sites
HYPERLINK "http://www.edmunds.com/" Edmunds
HYPERLINK "http://www.kbb.com/" Kelley’ Blue Book          
 
HYPERLINK "http://www.nhtsa.dot.gov/" National Highway Traffic Safety Administration – Automobile Safety Ratings/Crash Tests
HYPERLINK "http://carbuyingtips.com/" Car Buying Tips – Lemon Law Information/Dealer Scams/Jump Start/Loan Spreadsheets
HYPERLINK "http://www.calcbuilder.com/cgi-bin/calcs/AUT5.cgi/aol_auto" Calculate Financing – Gives monthly payment for a car being financed
HYPERLINK "http://rd.com" Reader’s Digest HYPERLINK "http://rd.com" – Safety ratings and other vital car information
 
FAQ’s – Frequently Questioned Questions
1.  Must I use the recommended resources to complete this assignment?
        You may use any web resources that you want to use.  Just keep in mind that the sites that you choose must be within the guidelines.
2.  Do I have to credit my resources?
        Yes you must!!  It is very vital to give credit where credit is due….Make sure you copy and paste the web sites address of all sites that you use on the last page of your assignment.  This includes any pictures or text that you borrowed from another source.
3.  Can I use a digital camera or scanner for parts of my project?
        You most certainly can!!  Use anything that you want to place pictures in your project.  The more creative you are, the better your grade will be.

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