Auto Loan Apply
Descriptions
๐ What is an Auto Loan?
An Auto Loan is a secured loan offered by banks and financial institutions to help you purchase a new or used car. The vehicle you buy acts as collateral (security) for the loan.
๐ฐ How much can you borrow?
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Usually up to 90%–100% of the on-road price for new cars.
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For used cars, lenders generally finance around 70%–80% of the value.
๐ Loan tenure
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Usually ranges from 1 year to 7 years.
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Longer tenure → smaller EMI but higher overall interest paid.
๐ก Interest rates
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Vary by lender, credit score, and car type.
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Current rates in India generally range from 7% to 14% per annum.
๐ Eligibility criteria
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Minimum age: 21 years at the time of application, maximum around 65 years at loan maturity.
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Income requirements: Vary, but salaried individuals generally need a minimum net monthly income (e.g., ₹20,000–₹25,000).
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Stability of job or business.
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Good credit score (usually above 700 improves chances).
๐ Documents required
For Individuals | For Self-employed |
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ID proof (Aadhaar, PAN) | ID proof (Aadhaar, PAN) |
Address proof | Address proof |
Income proof (salary slips, bank statements, Form 16) | ITRs, audited financials, bank statements |
Car quotation or proforma invoice | Car quotation or proforma invoice |
⚡ Features & benefits
✅ Flexible tenure — Choose between short or long repayment periods.
✅ Attractive interest rates, especially for new cars.
✅ No need for additional collateral — car itself acts as security.
✅ Quick processing & disbursal.
✅ Special schemes for certain professionals (like doctors, CAs) and for women.
๐ณ Charges & fees
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Processing fee: Usually 0.5% – 2% of loan amount.
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Prepayment or foreclosure charges: Applicable if you repay early (may vary from 0% to 5% depending on lender and when you prepay).
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Late payment charges.
๐ Repayment method
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EMI (Equated Monthly Installment) through ECS, NACH, or post-dated cheques.
๐ฉ Things to keep in mind before applying
✔ Check your CIBIL score — higher score helps get lower interest rates.
✔ Compare offers from multiple banks and NBFCs.
✔ Calculate EMI affordability — do not overstretch your budget.
✔ Read all terms and hidden charges carefully.
✔ Consider down payment to reduce EMI burden.
❓ FAQs
✅ Can I get 100% finance?
Some lenders offer 100% on-road price financing, but usually it depends on your profile and credit history.
✅ Can I sell the car before fully repaying the loan?
Technically no — you must get NOC (No Objection Certificate) from the lender before selling.
✅ Can I prepay the loan?
Yes, but check prepayment charges.
✅ Is income proof always required?
For salaried and self-employed borrowers, yes. Some banks offer loans to pre-approved customers without fresh income proof.
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