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Advantages :

  1. The first obvious benefit is that you can have a car without paying for its full amount immediately. This means that your budget is not constraint to get a car.
  2. You'll also know exactly how long & what extra amount you'll be paying for the loan.
  3. Car Loan is also better than others loan as it often comes with added benefits. For example, if you buy your car from the same company that provides you with the loan, they may add in six month's free road tax or a full vehicle inspection before you drive the car home or give one year insurance for free.

Disadvantages :

If you will sum up the total amount of interest you have paid or will about to pay, it is equal to a big proportion of the vehicle’s actual purchase value.

  1. If you cannot fulfil monthly repayments, there is a risk that the car being repossessed by the bank.
  2. Your higher monthly EMI payment may cut back on saving and investing. Consequently, your long-term financial planning may suffer accordingly. 

 

                 Documents Requuired for Car Loan :                                                                           

Criteria

Documents

Salaried

Self Employed ( Sole Propritorship)

Self Employed ( Partnership Firms)

Self Employed ( Private Limited Companies)

Self Employed ( Public Limited Companies)

Photograph

 

Identity Proof ( Any One )

Aadhar Card

Voter Card

Passport

PAN Card

Driving Licence ( Recent)

Address Proof ( Any One)

Aadhar Card

Voter Card

Passport

Driving Licence ( Recent)

Ration Card

Voter Card

Electricity  Bill

Telephone Bill

Life Insurance Policy

Shop & Establishment Certificate

x

x

SSI Certificate

x

X

Sales Tax Certificate

x

x

Bank Statement( Last 6 months)

Income Proof

Latest Salary Slip ( Last 3 months)

x

x

x

X

Form 16 ( Last 2 Years )

x

x

x

x

 

Income Tax Return

x

x

x

X

 

Audit Balance Sheet

x

x

 

P&L Accounts ( Last 2 Years)

x

X

 

Company’s IT Retrun( Last 2 Years)

x

x

X

 

Eligibility Criteria for Car Loan :

Criteria

Documents

Salaried

Self Employed /Professional

Age

 

Min. 21 Years

Max. – 70 Years

Min. - 21 Years

Max. – 75 Years

Residence Area

Rural/Semi-Urban/Rural

Min. One Year

Min. One Year

Residence

Duration

Min. One Year

Min. One Year

Income

Per month

Min. Rs.20,000.00 pm

Min. Rs.15000.00 pm

 

Experience

Work

Min. Two Year

Min. Two Year

Credit History

Loan Repayment History

Car Type

Old/New

Value of Car

New/Old

 

Car Loan Interest Rate

Car loan company

Interest Rates

Processing fee/ Documentation Charges

Allahabad Bank

MCLR+0.50%

0.50%, maximum 8696/-

Andhra Bank

MCLR+0.70%

Nil

Axis Bank Ltd

11.00% - 12.00%

Rs. 3500 to Rs. 5500 / Documents Charges – Rs.300.00

Bank of Baroda

8.85% - 10.60%

Rs.2,500.00 to Rs.10,000.00

Bank of India

MCLR + 0.85%

Rs.500.00

Bank of Maharashtra

MCLR + 0.75%

0.25% of the Loan Amount (Min.:Rs.500/-)

Canara Bank

8.70% - 8.95%

0.25% on the loan amount with a minimum of Rs.1000/- and maximum of Rs.5000/-

Central Bank of India

8.80%

0.50% of loan amount with Minimum Rs. 2000/- and Maximum uptoRs 20,000/-

Corporation Bank

9.40% - 9.90%

1% of the loan amount subject to minimum Rs.1000/-

City Union Bank

14.50%

 

Dena Bank

9.00% - 9.10%

Rs 500/- irrespective of loan amount.

DhanaLaxmi Bank

9.80% - 10.05%

1% of the Loan Amount

Federal Bank

MCLR+0.25% - MCLR+0.55%

Min. 1500/- Max.2500

HDFC Bank

11.50% - 13.75%

0.4% of Loan Amount or Rs.10000, whichever is lower / Rs.600.00

ICICI Bank Ltd

10.75% - 12.75%

Rs.2500/- to Rs.5000/-

IDBI Bank Ltd

9.10%

N.A

Indian Overseas Bank

9.05%

N.A

Karnatak Bank

9.90%

0.50% of Loan Amount

Oriental Bank of Commerce

10.20% - 10.45%

0.50%, min. Rs 500/- & max. Rs 7000/- plus ST.

Punjab National Bank

MCLR+0.60% - MCLR+1.05%

Rs 100/- + service tax

Punjab & Sindh Bank

MCLR+0.25%

0.25% of Loan Amount subject to Min. 1000.00/ Max.15,000.00

State Bank of India

9.20% - 9.25%

0.50% of Loan Amount +ST

Syndicate Bank

9.40%

Nil

Tamilnadu Mercantile Bank

11.40%

1%

Uco Bank

9.00%

1% of the loan amount maximum Rs.1500/-

United Bank of India

9.00% - 9.05%

0.50% of the loan amount sanctioned subject to minimum of Rs.500/- and maximum of Rs.10,000/-

Union Bank of India

8.90%

N.A

Yes Bank

8.80%

Up to 1% or Rs.10,000.00 whichever is lower.

 

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