Corey commenced work as a sales representative for a pharmaceuticals company on 16 October 2024. On this same date, he also bought a new Mercedes (at a cost of $84,600) which he immediately started using for work purposes ie visiting clients etc. Corey maintained a logbook for a consecutive 12-week period during the 2025 income year. The logbook revealed that Corey travelled a total of 7,800 kilometres of which 4,056 were work-related. Corey has also kept a copy of all the relevant car receipts (see below). A summation of those receipts showed that the running costs of the car for the period 16 October 2024 to 30 June 2025 (ie 258 days) were as follows: registration 920 insurance 1,286 petrol and oil 4,054 repairs and maintenance 142 Total: $ 6,402 What amount can Corey claim for car expenses for the year ended 30 June 2025 if he decided to use the logbook method? Group of answer choices $9,731 $6,402 $3,329 $11,103