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Used Car Loan EMI Calculator

Calculate your EMI and choose the most suitable EMI for you

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What is the Interest Rate on a Second Hand Car Loan?

A used car loan is the best way to get out of financial constraints and drive your dream four-wheeler home. The funding amount offered under this financing option ensures you can get the car with the most high-end features without worrying about its cost. The vehicle you purchase with a used car loan is hypothecated with the lender until you repay the entire outstanding dues with interest. The secured nature of this loan allows you to get a lower pre-owned car loan interest rate, provided you have a good credit profile.

How to Use a Pre-Owned Car Loan EMI Calculator?

The used car market is flooded with vehicles from almost every segment. You can select from a low-cost hatchback to a luxurious sedan. At Hero FinCorp, we make sure that you do not have to forego your dream car due to funding issues or high-interest rates. We provide an affordable used car loan interest rate based on your credit history, income, and the vehicle you wish to purchase. So, what's stopping you from getting your hands on the steering wheel of your dream car?

We calculate the second-hand car loan interest rates using the reducing balance method. This means that you must pay the interest rate on the outstanding loan balance each month rather than the principal loan amount. When you pay off your monthly obligation, your interest is recalculated to be less than the previous month's interest amount.

The mathematical formula you can use to calculate your EMI is detailed below.

EMI = [P x R x (1+R)^N] ÷ [(1+R)^N-1]
Here,
EMI is the payable equated monthly instalment,
P denotes the principal loan amount,
R stands for applicable interest rate, and
N stands for the repayment tenure in months.
 

Used Car Loan: Interest Rate & Charges

When applying for a Used Car Loan, having lower interest rates can make your monthly repayments more manageable and reduce the overall borrowing cost.
 

Pre-Owned Car Loan Interest Rates

Up to 26%

 

Loan Amount

Rs.50,000 (Min) – Rs.50,00,000 (Max)

 

Loan Tenure

12 Months (Min.) – 60 Months (Max)

 

Loan Processing Fees

Upto 4%

 

Prepayment Charges

5% on Principal outstanding (additionally interest up to 6 months for foreclosures within 6 months from date of disbursement)

 

Cheque/NACH dishonor charges

350/-

 

Delayed Payment Charges

3% on overdue amount.

 

Default Charges

Additional as applicable

 

Stamp duty Charges

As applicable

 

Re-imbursement of Collection charges

Actual

 

Legal, Repossession & Incidental Charges

5000

Yard Parking Charges

3000

Valuation of Repossessed Assets

500

Auction fee for Repossessed Assets

800

Other Charges

As applicable

 

Taxes

GST and all other applicable taxes statutory levies, if any will be charged additionally. No Other Hidden Charges .

 

Factors that Influence Pre-Owned Loan Interest Rates in India

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Debt-to-income ratio

A debt-to-income ratio above 50% may lead to higher second-hand car loan interest rates.
 

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Repayment tenure

Longer loan tenure lowers EMIs and default risk but increases total interest. Use an EMI calculator.
 

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Credit history

Your credit history shows past debt responsibility; defaults may lead to loan denial or higher interest.
 

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Income

Your income, employment status, and business type help determine loan eligibility and interest rates.
 

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Car condition

Car condition affects loan terms; poor engine, battery, or accident history may lead to denial or high rates.
 

How to Get the Best Used Car Loan Rate of Interest?

You can obtain a lower used car loan interest rate by following the tips recommended below.

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Increase down-payment

A higher down payment lowers principal, EMI, and lender risk, helping secure a lower loan interest rate.
 

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Vehicle model and age

Choose cars with higher resale value and avoid outdated models to secure a lower loan interest rate.
 

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Maintain a healthy credit score

A good credit score shows debt management, helping secure a lower interest rate on a used car loan.
 

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Compare lenders

Eligibility requirements vary by lender; comparing offers helps secure a lower interest rate on a used car loan.
 

Points to Consider while Availing a Used Car Loan

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Car-related documents

Review all used car paperwork - registration, tax, service, and insurance - to ensure loan approval.
 

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Eligibility requirements

Review your lender's eligibility criteria, including income, work experience, and age, to match your profile.
 

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Loan amount

Ensure the loan amount meets your needs; a lower LTV means a larger down payment or a less expensive car.
 

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Fees and charges

Watch for hidden fees like processing or foreclosure fees when taking a used car loan.
 

Frequently Asked Questions

Your income informs a lender of your repayment potential. If your current income does not comfortably cover your existing debt obligations, the lender will consider you a risky borrower. This may lead to the rejection of your loan application, or the loan being offered at a high-interest rate to mitigate the potential risk.
Insurance provides a comprehensive overview of a vehicle's condition. It assists your lender in determining whether the vehicle has been involved in a major accident in the past or why its previous owner filed a claim. If the cause is significant, you will be charged a hefty interest rate for financing the used car.
Yes, the lender imposes a foreclosure penalty if you pay off your used car loan early. They do this to offset the loss of future interest income.
You can get a low-interest used car loan if you introduce a co-applicant with a good credit history and consistent income on your loan application.
No, there is no tax benefit if you use the car for personal use. However, if the vehicle in question is used for commercial purposes, the interest paid on it is treated as a business expense and can help you reduce your taxable income.