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Is it time for a new ride? Whether you’re eyeing your first car or upgrading to something newer, a New Car Loan can make your dream car a reality. With flexible repayment options and competitive interest rates, getting your hands on a brand-new car has never been easier. Take the wheel today and enjoy the freedom of the open road!

Bank NameRate of Interest %Loan TenureLoan AmountCIBIL Score Action
Kotak Bank New Car Loan8.7%N/A100000700 Apply Now
Indian Bank New Car Loan8.65%N/A100000685 Apply Now
KOTAK PRIME NEW CAR LOAN9.3%N/A100000700 Apply Now
SK Finance Car Loan18%N/A100000650 Apply Now
Bank of Maharashtra Car Loan8.9%N/A100000685 Apply Now
Axis Bank Car Loan9.2%N/A100000700 Apply Now
Yes Bank Car Loan9.16%N/A100000680 Apply Now
Vastu Finserv New Car Loan14%N/A100000650 Apply Now
MANAPPURAM FINANCE LIMITED14%N/A100000650 Apply Now
Cholamandalam New Car loan14%N/A100000650 Apply Now
Bank of Baroda New Car Loan8.7%N/A100000700 Apply Now
UNION Bank New Car Loan8.8%N/A100000650 Apply Now
Indian Overseas Bank New Car Loan8.85%N/A100000685 Apply Now
Punjab & Sindh Bank New Car Loan9.05%N/A100000685 Apply Now
Bank of India New Car Loan8.85%N/A100000685 Apply Now

FAQs

  • A car loan is a type of auto loan that allows you to borrow money to purchase a pre-owned or second-hand vehicle. The car you’re buying serves as collateral for the loan.
  • Interest rates on car loans are typically determined based on factors such as your credit score, the loan term, the age and value of the car, and the lender’s policies. Generally, borrowers with higher credit scores receive lower interest rates
  • The maximum loan amount for a car loan depends on your creditworthiness, the value of the car, and the lender’s policies. Typically, lenders may finance up to a certain percentage of the car’s value.
  • Car loan terms can vary, but they’re generally shorter than those for new car loans. Loan terms often range from 36 to 72 months, with some lenders offering shorter or longer options.
  • Many lenders offer car loans for private party purchases. However, the terms and conditions for private seller transactions may differ from those for buying from a dealership.
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