Car loan

Car finance

Fixed interest rate from

7.5%

The money in your account as a single lump sum
Fixed term and fixed monthly amount
Additional repayments at no extra charge

Financing a car with fixed monthly payments

If you want to borrow money for a major purchase, such as a car, a personal loan is your most convenient option. The loan amount is paid into your account as a single lump sum, so you can make your purchase right away. You know in advance what your monthly payments and the term of your loan are. Because you know where you stand, you can hit the road without any worries.

Calculate your loan

Taking out a loan in three steps

1. Calculate your loan

Calculating your loan will give you an idea of how much you can borrow and what it will cost you.

Calculate how much you can borrow

2. Request a no-obligations offer

Enter your details and receive a loan quote with no strings attached (you have 30 days to consider our offer).

Request a no-obligations offer

3. Check!

We will assess your application and documents. If everything is in order, we will deposit the money into your account.

What do we consider when you apply for a loan

1. Calculate your loan

Calculating your loan will give you an idea of how much you can borrow and what it will cost you.

Calculate how much you can borrow

2. Request a no-obligations offer

Enter your details and receive a loan quote with no strings attached (you have 30 days to consider our offer).

Request a no-obligations offer

3. Check!

We will assess your application and documents. If everything is in order, we will deposit the money into your account.

What do we consider when you apply for a loan

Frequently Asked Questions about car loans

Can I take out a loan with ABN AMRO even if I’m not yet a customer?

Yes, you can apply for a loan even if you do not bank with ABN AMRO. You can arrange this easily online. If we need to check your proof of ID, we will simply visit you.

What does a car loan cost?

When you borrow money, you repay a fixed amount for the principal and interest each month. The interest rate is fixed for the entire term of the loan. You can make fee-free additional repayments whenever you want. Calculate your car loan.

What is the current interest rate?

The interest rate depends on how much you borrow and your personal situation, like what you earn and whether you own your home or rent it. Check the current interest rates for loans.

What requirements do I need to meet to borrow money for a car?

You can apply for car finance if you:

are aged 21 to 68
have sufficient income
live in the Netherlands

Take a look at the factors we consider when you apply for a loan.

What’s the difference between borrowing from a bank, a dealer or a private lease company?

Bank: the money will be paid into your account as a single lump sum. The car will become your property immediately upon purchase.
Dealer: you often purchase the car in instalments, paying part of the purchase amount in each instalment. The car only becomes your property once you have paid all the instalments.
Private lease: you make monthly payments for use of the car. This often includes insurance, maintenance and repairs. The car remains the property of the lease company.

Can I also borrow money for a second-hand car?

Yes, it doesn’t matter whether the car is new or second-hand. The money will be paid into your account as a single lump sum. Find out how much you can borrow .

Can I still take a loan if I’m self-employed or an entrepreneur?

Yes, in that case you can still take out a personal loan with us. We will look at your annual figures and your income tax returns for the past 2 years.

Why you should choose ABN AMRO for your loan

Self service

From the loan application to changing your loan. With us, you can do it all yourself. Online, on Internet Banking or in the ABN AMRO app.

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Personal contact

If you have any questions about borrowing money, call our people at the Loans Desk. They will be happy to help you, in English, of course.

Calculation example of a personal loan

This table is only an example of the most frequently used interest rates. The interest rate that you pay depends on how much you borrow, for how long and your personal situation. To find out which interest rate applies to you, request a quote , without any obligations. Take a look at the different interest rates for the personal loan.

Term 60 months (5 years)

Amount borrowed	Fixed borrowing rate/annual percentage rate	Monthly payment	Total cost of loan
€ 5.000	12.4%	€ 110,58	€ 6.635
€ 10.000	9.6%	€ 208,56	€ 12.514
€ 15.000	7.9%	€ 301,48	€ 18.089
€ 25.000	7.9%	€ 502,47	€ 30.148
€ 50.000	7.5%	€ 996,06	€ 59.764

Term 96 months (8 years)

Amount borrowed	Fixed borrowing rate/annual percentage rate	Monthly payment	Total cost of loan
€ 5.000	12.4%	€ 80,57	€ 7.735
€ 10.000	9.6%	€ 147,55	€ 14.165
€ 15.000	7.9%	€ 209,22	€ 20.085
€ 25.000	7.9%	€ 348,70	€ 33.476
€ 50.000	7.5%	€ 688,02	€ 66.050

_{The term of a personal loan ranges between 12 months and 144 months. The annual percentage rate (APR) expresses all costs associated with the loan. Apart from interest, there will be no additional cost. The annual percentage rate ranges between 5.0% and 8.8%.}

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Car loan

Borrowing money for a car

Car finance

Financing a car with fixed monthly payments

Taking out a loan in three steps

1. Calculate your loan

2. Request a no-obligations offer

3. Check!

1. Calculate your loan

2. Request a no-obligations offer

3. Check!

Questions about a car loan?

Personal loan or privat lease?

Frequently Asked Questions about car loans

Why you should choose ABN AMRO for your loan

Self service

9/10 on Klantenvertellen.nl

Personal contact

Average 9/10 on Klantenvertellen.nl

"The best ever experience"

"Good, but struggled too upload documents"

"Quick and easy"

Average 9/10 on Klantenvertellen.nl

"The best ever experience"

"Good, but struggled too upload documents"

"Quick and easy"

Calculation example of a personal loan

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