Auto Refinance Calculator
Frequently Asked Questions
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Should I refinance my car loan?
Refinancing means replacing your current loan with a new one—ideally with a better interest rate, a shorter term or lower monthly payments. Try our free calculator to see if refinancing your auto loan could save you money.
What you’ll need to calculate your refinance savings:
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Your current monthly payment
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Your loan’s interest rate (APR)
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Total amount you still owe
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Date your loan started (or remaining loan term)
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What your estimate includes (and doesn't)?
This calculator shows your estimated base payment. Optional payment protection coverage or other add-ons are not included in the estimate and may increase your final monthly payment.
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When would refinancing your auto loan might make sense?
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Interest rates have dropped: If rates are lower now than when you got your loan, you might be able to get a better deal.
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Your credit score has improved: A stronger credit score could help you qualify for a lower rate than before.
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You want a lower monthly payment: Stretching out your loan term could give you more room in your immediate budget (though you might pay more interest in the long run).
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You want to pay off your loan faster: Shortening your term could save you money on interest and get your loan paid off sooner.
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How much can you save by refinancing?
Even a small drop in your interest rate could make a difference. Use this calculator to see how your current loan compares to new options.
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Need help with your auto refinance options?
Still have questions? We’re here to help! Call our Consumer Loans team at 800-373-7600, ext. 306, and we’ll walk through your options with you.
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