Loan Against Car: Get 2X of Your Car’s Value

Loan Against Car on Paisabazaar – Highlights
Interest Rate	Starting from 11% p.a.
LTV Ratio	Up to 200% of the car value
Tenure	Up to 5 years
Processing Fees	Up to 2% of the loan amount

Features & Benefits of Loan Against Car

The key features and benefits offered on Loan Against Car are listed as below:

• Loan amount of up to 200% of the car’s value; varies across lenders
• Repayment tenure of up to 5 years
• No end use restriction except for speculative activities
• Pre-approved offers for select existing customers
• Top up loan facility for meeting additional fund requirements
• Minimal documentation for pre-approved customers
• Instant or same-day disbursals for existing customers

Loan Against Car Interest Rates

The interest rates on Loan Against Car may vary from one lender to another. The final interest rates offered would depend on various factors including the applicant’s credit profile, lender’s internal risk policies and features of the pledged car such as its age, make, condition, etc. The interest rates on Loan Against Car offered by Paisabazaar partners are:

Lenders	Interest Rates (p.a.)
HDFC Bank	14% – 16%
IDFC FIRST Bank	14% – 16%
AU Small Finance Bank	14% – 21%

Rates as of 13^th June 2025

Loan Against Car EMI Calculator

A Loan Against Car EMI Calculator helps you estimate the monthly instalments you’ll need to pay when you take a loan against your existing car. By entering basic details like loan amount, interest rate and tenure, you will be able to get a clear idea of your EMI and plan your finances better. It’s a quick and handy tool to ensure the loan fits your budget before you apply. Individuals can use various combinations of interest rates, loan amounts and tenures to ascertain the optimum tenure and EMI after considering their loan repayment capacity.

Eligibility Criteria for Availing Loan Against Car

The eligibility criteria for availing Loan Against Car varies across lenders. However, a common set of eligibility criteria is given below:

Eligible Profiles	Individuals (Salaried and self-employed professionals/non-professionals) Non-individuals (Pvt. Ltd., Public Ltd., Partnership Firm, Proprietorship Firm, Co-operative societies, Trust and HUF)
Min. Age	18-21 years when applying for the loan
Max. Age	80 years at the end of the loan tenure
Employment Type	Salaried and Self-employed
Min. Salary	Rs 20,000
Total Work Exp.	At least 1 year; some lenders also require work experience with the current employer
Annual Income	At least Rs. 2 lakh
Business Continuity	Business must be in existence at least for the past 2 years
Credit History	Available to new-to-credit customers & those with established credit history
Collateral	Most lenders accept all personal vehicles (cars) as collateral except those which are discontinued

Which Cars/Vehicles Are Eligible?

It varies from lender to lender. While some offer loans only against passenger vehicles, others may also accept commercial vehicles. However, here are some general eligibility norms:

• Privately registered, owned vehicles
• Popular brands/models still in production
• Well maintained vehicles, not too old (usually it shouldn’t be over 10 years)
• Clear ownership (valid RC & insurance)

Who Should Consider Availing Loan Against Car?

• Car owners who need funds urgently – Whether it’s for a medical emergency, unexpected expense or planned purchase, you can unlock the value of your car without having to sell it.

• Those seeking an alternative to personal loans – Since this is a secured loan, it often comes with lower interest rates compared to unsecured options.

Steps to Apply for a Loan Against Car at Paisabazaar

Step 1: Enter your mobile number in the application form

Step 2: Enter OTP to verify your mobile number

Step 3: Provide your personal details

Step 4: Provide your car details

Step 5: Compare offers and apply for the best-suited loan

Documents Required for Availing Loan Against Car

Proof of Identity	PAN card, Aadhaar card, Passport, Voter ID, Driving license
Proof of Address	Aadhaar card, Driving license, Passport, Utility bills
Proof of Income for Salaried	Form 16, Salary slips, Bank account statements, etc.
Proof of Income for Self-employed	Last three months’ bank statements, Income Tax Returns (ITR) or audited Balance Sheet and Profit & Loss Statements
Vehicle Documents	Copy of the Vehicle Registration Certificate and Insurance
Other Documents	o   Net banking or Debit card details to set up e-Mandate o   Proof of signature o   Photographs

Loan Against Car Processing Fees and Other Charges

Loan Against Car processing fees may vary widely based on lenders and credit profiles of loan applicants. To give a fair idea of the key fees and charges, read the table below:

Particulars	Charges
Processing Fee	Up to 2% of loan amount
Prepayment Charges	Up to 6% of principal outstanding
Foreclosure Charges	Up to 5% of principal outstanding
Penal Interest	Up to 2% per month on the overdue instalment
RTO Transfer Charges	At actuals
Car Valuation/Asset Verification Charges	Rs. 750 per case
Stamp Duty (non-refundable)	At actuals

FAQs on Loan Against Car

What is loan against car?

It is a secured loan option wherein a consumer pledges his car as collateral to raise funds against it.

How does a loan against car work?

With a Loan Against Car, indiviudals can borrow funds against their vehicle. It’s a convenient way to access a larger loan amount at a comparatively lower interest rates, making it one of the great alternatives to personal loan.

What are the tenure options available?

You can avail Loan Against Car for tenure of up to 5 years or 60 months, further depending on other factors such as the age of the car.

Who can avail loan against car?

Anyone who owns a car and meets the minimum eligibility criteria and furnish the required documents can avail loan against car.

Is a guarantor required for availing loan against car?

Adding a guarantor is not required as your pledged car acts as a security.

Can I continue using my car even though I have pledged it with the bank?

Yes, Loan Against Car borrowers can keep the pledged car in their position and continue using it. However, the lender will have a lien on the car’s title, which implies that your lender has the legal claim over it till complete repayment of the loan. In case of loan default, the lender may repossess the car to recover the outstanding amount.