lowest auto loan rate

[109]

meron po ba kayo alam na mas mababa pa sa rate na to?

Metrbnk
1year OMA 5.16%
2yearsOMA 11.7%
3yearsOMA 19.17%
4yearsOMA 26.97%

[maverickjazzy]

9% per annum sa afpslai for a 3-year car loan, pero dapat member ka ng afpslai para makapag loan.

[asag]

try BPI family it is lower.
1 year is sub 5%

[uwak18]

I think BPI family has the lowest rate. with additional discounts and promos during August their anniversary month.

[j_avonni]

I took a carloan from BPI Family Saving last year. However, I'm now encountering a problem with them which I'm still resolving.

On my previous car, it was loaned from Metrobank. They had good service and always reminded me of my obligations.

[smarty]

bpi family savings bank for me is the lowest

[low_profile2]

sa PS Bank po kaya ano interest rate...

[Hanren]

Try mo sa Banco De Oro...yung autoloan program. They also have a personal loan paylite program (0.98% per month, the lowest in the industry, I think). Pero pahirapan ata yung pag approve dun.

Or you can try to visit the banks' web sites.

www.bpi.com.ph
www.bdo.com.ph

[kulit]

You can also go bank "hopping". In my experience, the quoted rates are not fixed. Go to one bank and get a quotation. Then go to the 2nd bank and show the 1st bank's quotation, tatapatan or bababaan pa ng 2nd bank yung rate nila. You can then go back to the 1st bank or to a third bank. Just be friendly and maintain good rapport with the loan officers or bank manager. Don't commit at first. Good luck!

[109]

9% per annum sa afpslai for a 3-year car loan, pero dapat member ka ng afpslai para makapag loan.

so it's way above metrobank's 5.16%

Try mo sa Banco De Oro...yung autoloan program. They also have a personal loan paylite program (0.98% per month, the lowest in the industry, I think). Pero pahirapan ata yung pag approve dun.

that translates to 11.76%p.a.

try BPI family it is lower.
1 year is sub 5%

nakausap ko kanina BPI, basta ang ibibigay daw nilang ay "lowest there is"





thanks guys for the replies

[C24]

a friend was able to get 6% p.a. for a 2 yr P1M car loan from metrobank. although it might be a break-even arrangement w/ hold-out for their time deposit.

[leolop]

You can also go bank "hopping". In my experience, the quoted rates are not fixed. Go to one bank and get a quotation. Then go to the 2nd bank and show the 1st bank's quotation, tatapatan or bababaan pa ng 2nd bank yung rate nila. You can then go back to the 1st bank or to a third bank. Just be friendly and maintain good rapport with the loan officers or bank manager. Don't commit at first. Good luck!

+1! make those banks fight each other so you'll get the best deal. ask each bank at least twice. good luck!

[creepy]

try BPI family it is lower.
1 year is sub 5%

I think you're mistaken. The way they "compute" it makes it look like 5% to most people. But it's probaby around twice that.

[akal]

Just got car loan from BPI Family : 6.10% ( 1 year term)

we applied it thru toyota kaya mas mataas kesa nakapost sa website nila.

[creepy]

I think many of you are sadly misled -- the 6.10% (or sub-5% rate) mentioned is not an annual interest rate...

[federal]

bpi family is ok.
13% on 36 mos.

[5Speed]

I think many of you are sadly misled -- the 6.10% (or sub-5% rate) mentioned is not an annual interest rate...

hmmmm care to explain please??

[mazdamazda]

currently, may 0% interest ang in-house financing for Mazda3 (3 years to pay) & Focus (12 months to pay, 99K down).

[creepy]

hmmmm care to explain please??

Interest rates should be properly quoted as an ANNUAL rate to make them fully comparable.

What some frequently do is just add up all interest payments over the life of the loan and simply divide it by the initial principal. That's the wrong way to do it.

For example, if you pay P50,000 in interest over a one-year amortizing loan of P1,000,000, the effective annual interest rate is NOT 5% (50,000 / 1,000,000) since you are already paying down the loan monthly. Remember that your outstanding balance after one (or two or three) amortization payment/s is already lower than P1,000,000. So you're paying interest on a balance that's less than P1,000,000.

(The effective annual interest in the above example is actually 9.1% in this case.)

The marketing materials of banks just makes the rates look deceptively lower.

[Sgt_Bogart]

Do you know of any bank or institution that accepts car loan refinancing?
I am resigning from my company and I have an existing car loan from them with about 300k as remaining balance... been talking to BDO and BPI, it seems they do not accept this kind of arrangement for cars.. only for real estate.