Should I Take A Rebate or Low-Cost Financing? Calculator
Find out which is the better value for you low cost financing or a rebate.
Vehicle Purchase Price
Enter the purchase price of the vehicle.
Rebate
Enter any rebates offered by the dealer.
Vehicle Down Payment
Enter the down payment you plan to make on the loan.
Loan Term
Enter the loan term in months. A 5 year loan would have a term of 60.
Regular Interest Rate
Enter the regular interest rate you would use if you take the rebate.
Special Low Interest Rate
Enter the special low interest rate you would use if you do not take the rebate.
Loan With Rebate
Purchase Price
Purchase price of the vehicle.
Loan Amount
Total loan amount for the vehicle, including taxes, title & registration, less any rebate and less the down payment.
Monthly Payment
This is your monthly payment with the rebate applied to the down payment.
Total Loan Payments
This is the total of your loan payments with the rebate option.
Loan With Special Low-Cost Financing
This is your loan amount for the low cost financing option.
This is your monthly payment for the low cost financing option.
Total Payments
This is the total of your loan payments for the low cost financing option.
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