Mercedes-Benz R-Class Car Loan EMI Calculator

₹ 1,22,115.
Here is how - Mercedes-Benz R-Class price starts from ₹ 60,22,525 in Bangalore. If you pay a down payment of ₹ 0 for a 5-year loan available at 8% interest rate, your EMI amount will be ₹ 1,22,115.

Here is a model wise list of max loan amount for R-Class.

Version	On-road price in Bangalore	Max Loan
R350 4MATIC	₹ 81,90,629	₹ 65,19,284

As a thumb rule, you can get a maximun loan of up to 100% of the ex-showroom price.

Good Practice will be to chose the shortest possible tenure for which you can afford an EMI amount.

• 1. If you select a higher tenure loan, let's say 7 years, your EMI for R-Class R350 CDI 4Matic will be ₹ 93,868 but you will have to pay interest of ₹ 18,62,387 over the period of 7 years.
• 2. If you select a lower tenure loan, let's say 3 years, your EMI amount will be higher at ₹ 1,88,724, but your interest payment will be only ₹ 7,71,539 over the 3 years period.

₹ 1,22,115
Mercedes-Benz R-Class price starts from ₹ 60,22,525 in Bangalore.

We have considered
Down-payement : ₹ 0
Tenure : 5 years
Interest Rate : 8%

You will need to fulfill the following 2 criteria to buy R-Class with a loan

• 1. Age should be above 21
• 2. Your annual income should be above ₹ 20,08,000

As a general rule, banks or other lenders offer you a car loan 3 to 4 times your annual income. Considering the on-road price of R-Class starts from ₹ 60.23 Lakh, you can get a loan with an annual income as low as ₹ 20.08 lakh.

Here are the most important things you should consider while getting a car loan for a new R-Class

• 1. Interest rate - Go for the loan with the lowest interest rate.
• 2. Additional Charges - processing fee, prepayment charges, late payment penalty are some of the important points you need to check before taking a loan.
• 3. Tenue and Max Loan Amount - Select a lender who gives you a loan that you can afford.
  -If Max loan amount is lower, you will have to shell out more money upfront to buy the car.
  -If Tenue is lower, your per month instalment amount will increase.
• 4. Eligibility - Banks may have stricter eligibility requirements compared to NBFCs or other financial institutions.