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Car Loan Calculator (Philippines — Add-on Rate)

Philippine auto-loan monthly amortization from add-on-rate quotes, with effective-rate conversion, chattel fees and 20–50% down norms.

Monthly payment
Total interest
Total repayment
≈ Effective rate (reducing)

Formula

Payment = (P + P · flat rate · years) ÷ n — interest is charged on the ORIGINAL principal

Disclaimer: Indicative math for comparison only. Actual instalments vary with lender rounding, fees, insurance, daily vs monthly reducing methods and rate resets. This is not financial advice — confirm the final schedule with your lender.

Disclaimer: This tool is for general informational and estimation purposes only and is not professional financial, tax, accounting or legal advice. All figures are estimates — verify with a qualified professional before making decisions. Read the full disclaimer.

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About Car Loan Calculator (Philippines — Add-on Rate)

Philippine banks and dealer financing quote auto loans as add-on rates — '6% per annum add-on' means 6% of the ORIGINAL ₱1,000,000 is added every year, so a 5-year loan loads ₱300,000 of interest regardless of the falling balance. This calculator shows the monthly amortization and converts the add-on quote to its effective reducing-balance equivalent (≈ 10.9% for the defaults) so you can compare offers honestly. Typical structures: 20–50% down payment (lower down = higher add-on bracket at many banks), 12–60 month terms, plus a chattel-mortgage fee of roughly 2–3% financed or paid upfront, notarial/registration charges and one year of comprehensive insurance often bundled in. The advertised 'low monthly' usually assumes the biggest down payment in the matrix — recompute with yours. Promo seasons (all-in low-DP offers) shift cost into the add-on rate or a marked-up SRP; price the car in cash terms first, then ask the dealer for the amortization SCHEDULE in writing and compare its total against this tool. Early settlement usually earns a partial interest rebate computed on a reducing basis — request it explicitly; it isn't always volunteered.

How to use Car Loan Calculator (Philippines — Add-on Rate)

  1. 1Enter Loan amount, Flat (add-on) rate per year (%), Tenure (years) into the Car Loan Calculator (Philippines.
  2. 2The result is computed automatically using Payment = (P + P · flat rate · years) ÷ n — interest is charged on the ORIGINAL principal — there is no button to press; it updates live as you type.
  3. 3Change any input to model a different scenario, then use “Copy result link” to share the exact numbers.

Why use Car Loan Calculator (Philippines — Add-on Rate)?

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  • Runs entirely in your browser, so the figures you enter are never uploaded or stored
  • Shows the formula, a live worked example and references so you can defend the number

Frequently asked questions

What does a 6% add-on rate mean in pesos?+

Interest = principal × 6% × years. On ₱1,000,000 for 5 years that's ₱300,000, giving a monthly amortization of about ₱21,667. Because you owe less every month yet still pay interest on the full million, the effective rate is nearly double the add-on figure — about 10.9% reducing-balance.

How much down payment do I need for a car in the Philippines?+

Banks commonly ask 20–30%; promos advertise lower (even 'all-in ₱X DP') by folding charges into the loan or raising the add-on bracket. A bigger DP both shrinks the financed amount and frequently unlocks a lower add-on rate tier — ask for the bank's full DP-vs-rate matrix, not just one cell.

What is the chattel mortgage fee?+

The cost of registering the lender's security interest over the vehicle (chattel mortgage), typically ~2–3% of the loan including documentation and registration. It's a real cash cost on top of interest — when financed into the loan it also accrues interest, so paying it upfront is slightly cheaper.

Can I pay off a Philippine car loan early?+

Yes. Most banks recompute interest on a reducing basis at settlement and rebate part of the pre-loaded add-on interest, sometimes minus a small processing fee. Get the official settlement quote; if the rebate looks like a straight-line proration, ask them to show the computation method in the contract.

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