SWIFT LDi and AXIS bank quoting 10% interest rate

manish_symc · 29th March 2008, 21:31

Hi Friends,
Today, I went to maruti showroom for Swift LDi and I liked it very much. I asked sales person about finance option, he told me that they have tie up with AXIS bank and the loan interest rate for Maruti cars is 10% and offer valid is till 31th March.

Per lakh EMI is Rs/-2107
Processing fee - Rs/- 2700-3000
Advance EMI - YES

Could you please tell me whether above rate of interest is good to go?

Thanks,

aks_karthik · 29th March 2008, 22:04

for how many months ?

manish_symc · 29th March 2008, 22:19

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Originally Posted by aks_karthik

for how many months ?

Sorry friends, I forgot to mention loan tenure. Its for 5 years.

manish_symc · 30th March 2008, 09:49

Hi Friends,
Could anyone please comment on my query asked in above posts?
"Is 10% (per lakh EMI 2107) interest rate for 5 years good?"

Skidrow · 30th March 2008, 10:06

looks to be around 11.8% p.a. assuming one advance EMI, base rate @Rs.2107 is 10.6%, the processing fee upfront (I have assumed Rs.2850) adds 1.2% to the effective rate.

Cheers!

manish_symc · 30th March 2008, 11:51

Quote:

Originally Posted by Skidrow

looks to be around 11.8% p.a. assuming one advance EMI, base rate @Rs.2107 is 10.6%, the processing fee upfront (I have assumed Rs.2850) adds 1.2% to the effective rate.

Cheers!

Thanks Skidrow, is it good deal?

BaCkSeAtDrIVeR · 30th March 2008, 12:00

Manish why dont you simply walk in to the nationalised bank where you now have an account? They know you better - even if you do not know the people there, they will have a look at the account and assess you. They may be slow to process the loan, have no hidden costs, are less expensive when you want to close the account, and more (de)fault tolerant.

SBI and most other banks in the State Bank group finance the on-road cost. Dunno about other banks. They too ought to.

kingshan · 5th April 2008, 00:30

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Originally Posted by manish_symc

Hi Friends,
Could anyone please comment on my query asked in above posts?
"Is 10% (per lakh EMI 2107) interest rate for 5 years good?"

Manish I cannot think anything lower than this, this is the lowest intrest rate I have ever stumbled into, so close your eyes and go ahead, but ensure what is the per-closure penalty if you have any ideas of pre closing the loan.

29th March 2008, 21:31	#1
manish_symc BHPian Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Pune Posts: 155 Thanked: 100 Times	SWIFT LDi and AXIS bank quoting 10% interest rate Hi Friends, Today, I went to maruti showroom for Swift LDi and I liked it very much. I asked sales person about finance option, he told me that they have tie up with AXIS bank and the loan interest rate for Maruti cars is 10% and offer valid is till 31th March. Per lakh EMI is Rs/-2107 Processing fee - Rs/- 2700-3000 Advance EMI - YES Could you please tell me whether above rate of interest is good to go? Thanks,
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29th March 2008, 22:04	#2
aks_karthik Senior - BHPian Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Chennai Posts: 1,947 Thanked: 341 Times View My Garage	for how many months ?
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30th March 2008, 09:49	#4
manish_symc BHPian Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Pune Posts: 155 Thanked: 100 Times	Hi Friends, Could anyone please comment on my query asked in above posts? "Is 10% (per lakh EMI 2107) interest rate for 5 years good?"
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30th March 2008, 10:06	#5
Skidrow BHPian Join Date: May 2007 Location: Mumbai Posts: 40 Thanked: 70 Times	looks to be around 11.8% p.a. assuming one advance EMI, base rate @Rs.2107 is 10.6%, the processing fee upfront (I have assumed Rs.2850) adds 1.2% to the effective rate. Cheers!
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30th March 2008, 12:00	#7
BaCkSeAtDrIVeR BANNED Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Kochi Posts: 2,522 Thanked: 752 Times	Manish why dont you simply walk in to the nationalised bank where you now have an account? They know you better - even if you do not know the people there, they will have a look at the account and assess you. They may be slow to process the loan, have no hidden costs, are less expensive when you want to close the account, and more (de)fault tolerant. SBI and most other banks in the State Bank group finance the on-road cost. Dunno about other banks. They too ought to. Last edited by BaCkSeAtDrIVeR : 30th March 2008 at 12:08.
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