Brent would like to start a small landscaping business this summer. He has a lawn mower, but needs a truck to carry the lawn mower and other supplies. He has saved $5,700.

Since his uncle knows a lot about trucks, he decides to ask him for some help. His uncle recommends a few truck models and suggests that he pay attention to how many miles are on the vehicle. His uncle reminds him that he will need to pay for the sales tax and license for the car. Brent sets aside $800 for these expenses. He does some research and finds the following trucks within his budget:

1996 Ford F150: red, 8 cylinder, automatic, 124,365 miles, $4,495.

2000 Toyota Tundra: white, 6 cylinder, manual, 106,675 miles, $4,899.

1998 Chevrolet 1500: red, 6 cylinder, automatic, 120,325 miles, $4,795

Brent thinks about how much he will need to pay for car insurance. He thinks that it would be a good idea to get quotes on auto insurance for the models that he is considering. He also thinks about the truck's gas mileage and how the truck was rated by consumer Wbsites and magazines.

Use the PACED decision-making process to make the decision for Brent. Show your work.
(Paced:
Problem,
Alternative,
Criteria,
Evaluation,
Decision.)

Describe why you made this decision.


(I would give more points, but I there is a limit to how many I can give. I know this is a lot, so I'll give brainliest to the best and most accurate yet creative answer. It needs to be formal and descriptive. Do not use the answer option to ask me questions about this question, simply use the cht box. Thank you many times!)