Auto Rate vs. Rebate Calculator

At first glance, 0% financing appears to be the best option when purchasing an auto. However, if you choose to finance through a bank or credit union you may be eligible for a dealer rebate. Use this calculator to help determine which is the best option based on when you anticipate selling your car and purchasing a new one.

Should I take 0% financing or a rebate offer?

This calculator is for illustrative purposes only and is not a guarantee of credit.

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