In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: According to the Internal Revenue Service, a FMV is an estimate of the sales amount that a private seller and buyer would agree to for a vehicle. In contrast, a trade-in value is what a dealership would offer. It's also important to note that the FMV is calculated based on the actions of willing buyers/sellers, not ones under duress. Trade-in values for used cars are also often altered by dealers to boost vehicle sales. An FMV estimate is more consistent. If you are looking up an estimate for someone else or if you are researching an older vehicle, you may not know every detail requested by the website. That's okay. Enter in a number of years or a series of options to create a workable value range. For example, if you know that the car was made in the late 1990s, enter in 1996, 1997, 1998, and, 1999. Note how the values differ with each year. Look at the automobile listings in your local newspaper. Or, go to a used auto sales website such as www.autotrader.com, enter in your zipcode, and search for similar cars in your area. Make note of the asking prices for cars that are similar to your own. For example, if you are selling a 1999 Mustang and see a 2000 model in your local paper, note the price. It's probably a bit higher than your car's FMV, but may be pretty close to it.
Summary: Recognize that FMV is different than trade-in value. Enter in reasonable comparison details if you don't know the exact information. Compare your car to others currently for sale.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Be sure that you have all items that are listed because if you don't then you won't have a very good cake.
Summary: First see the list of items above that you will need to make this cake and the glaze that is included!

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: From the Home screen, you can make a new playlist by tapping Music > Playlists. Swipe your fingers on the touch screen to select the "Music" icon. Tap an icon on your iPod Nano to open it. If you touch and hold the screen, you will automatically return to the Home screen of your device. Pressing and holding any of the icons will allow you to rearrange them. Using two fingers, flick down to bring up the option to add songs. Tap Add. This will bring up a selection of categories. You can add songs, albums, and even podcasts to your iPod Nano playlist. After selecting a category, tap the items you want to add to your playlist. Swipe left to keep building your playlist. When you've added everything you want to your playlist, tap Done. Don't tap Done until you're finished. Once your playlist is saved, you can't add any content, you can only delete it. Your new playlist is saved as "New Playlist 1," until you sync with iTunes. When your playlist is copied to your computer, you can change the name. Go to Music > Playlists and find the playlist you want to edit. Flick down and tap Edit to bring up the option to delete the song. Tap Delete to remove the song from your playlist. When you finish deleting items from your playlist, tap Done. To delete the entire playlist, tap Playlists, flick down to Edit, and tap Delete next to the playlist you want to delete.
Summary:
Create a new playlist. Add songs. Keep adding content to your playlist. Delete a song from your playlist.