A car is a depreciating asset — which makes how you pay for it matter even more. Before you sign at the dealership, use these calculators to compare financing offers, weigh a rebate against a low rate, decide between leasing and buying, and see how faster payments can cut your total interest.
Determine your monthly car payment or purchase price.
Compare leasing and buying to find the better value.
See the interest saved by increasing your auto loan payment.
Decide between a manufacturer rebate and low interest financing.
Compare dealer financing against credit union financing with a rebate.
Compare three auto financing options to find the best deal.
See if a home equity loan beats a traditional auto loan.
See how biweekly payments cut time and interest off your loan.
See the savings of biweekly auto payments when fees are included.
The dealership will show you the payment. They won't show you the total cost of the money — or whether that vehicle could be doing more for you as a business asset. Run the numbers here first, and if the vehicle touches your business in any way, book a consultation call before you sign.

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