Compare Car Loans

Find the best car loan for your budget. Compare interest rates, loan amounts, and tenure from Singapore's leading banks.

DBS

Interest Rate 2.48% — 2.78% p.a.
Max Tenure 7 years
Max Loan S$500,000

Est. Monthly Instalment

S$1,785/mo

Based on S$100,000 loan, 5-year tenure

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OCBC

Interest Rate 2.50% — 2.88% p.a.
Max Tenure 7 years
Max Loan S$500,000

Est. Monthly Instalment

S$1,790/mo

Based on S$100,000 loan, 5-year tenure

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UOB

Interest Rate 2.58% — 2.98% p.a.
Max Tenure 7 years
Max Loan S$300,000

Est. Monthly Instalment

S$1,798/mo

Based on S$100,000 loan, 5-year tenure

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Standard Chartered

Interest Rate 2.68% — 3.08% p.a.
Max Tenure 5 years
Max Loan S$300,000

Est. Monthly Instalment

S$1,806/mo

Based on S$100,000 loan, 5-year tenure

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Maybank

Interest Rate 2.38% — 2.88% p.a.
Max Tenure 7 years
Max Loan S$400,000

Est. Monthly Instalment

S$1,778/mo

Based on S$100,000 loan, 5-year tenure

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Understanding Car Loans in Singapore

Financing is one of the largest components of car ownership cost in Singapore. With vehicles regularly exceeding six figures, most buyers rely on a car loan — and the terms you choose can mean tens of thousands of dollars in difference over the life of the loan. The three key variables are loan-to-value ratio (which determines your minimum down payment), tenure length, and interest rate type. Use the loan calculator to model different scenarios and see how each variable affects your monthly instalment and total interest paid.

When comparing banks, look beyond the advertised flat rate. A lower flat rate from one lender may translate to a higher effective rate than a competitor once fees and conditions are factored in. Also consider flexibility: some loans allow partial prepayment without penalty, which can save significant interest if you come into extra funds. Matching the right loan structure to your financial situation is just as important as negotiating the car price itself.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the maximum car loan in Singapore?
The maximum loan-to-value (LTV) ratio depends on the loan tenure: up to 70% of the purchase price for loans up to 5 years, and 60% for loans between 5 and 7 years. The maximum loan tenure is 7 years. This means you need at least 30% of the car price as a down payment.
What is the difference between flat and effective interest rates?
A flat rate calculates interest on the original principal for the entire tenure. An effective (or reducing) rate calculates interest on the remaining balance. A 2.5% flat rate is roughly equivalent to a 4.5–5% effective rate. Use the loan calculator to see exact monthly payments.
Is there an early repayment penalty for car loans?
Most Singapore car loans charge an early redemption fee, typically 1–2% of the remaining loan balance or a fixed amount (e.g., $500). Some banks offer loans with no early repayment penalty at a slightly higher rate. Check the loan terms carefully before signing.
Should I take a longer or shorter car loan tenure?
A shorter tenure means higher monthly payments but lower total interest. A longer tenure is easier on cash flow but costs more overall. Most financial advisors recommend the shortest tenure you can comfortably afford. Remember, your car depreciates while you're still paying for it.

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