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Supercar Finance Calculator
Model the monthly payment on Hire Purchase, Lease Purchase or PCP. Change the deposit, the term, the rate and the balloon, and watch what each one actually costs you.
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Select your vehicle and finance options, then click "Get Quote" to see your personalized finance breakdown and market analysis.
What each input is doing
A supercar finance calculator is only useful if you know which lever moves which number. Four inputs decide almost everything.
- Deposit
- Usually 10 to 20 per cent on a commercial agreement. Raising it lowers the monthly figure and, more usefully, widens the set of lenders willing to look at the deal at all. Part-exchange equity counts as deposit.
- Term
- Typically 24 to 60 months. A longer term drops the monthly payment and raises the total interest paid. On a car you expect to keep, the shortest term you can service comfortably is almost always the right answer.
- Rate
- The calculator takes a rate so you can model scenarios; it is not a quote. The rate a lender actually offers depends on the borrower, the car, the deposit and the term, and on this asset class it is negotiated rather than published.
- Balloon
- The deferred capital on a Lease Purchase or the Guaranteed Minimum Future Value on a PCP. It is set against what the lender believes the car will be worth at the end of the term, which is the single number worth arguing about.
Comparing the three structures on the same car
Run the same car through all three and the shape of the trade-off becomes obvious. Hire Purchase gives the highest monthly payment and the lowest total cost, because nothing is deferred and no interest accrues on a balloon you are carrying to the end of the term.
Lease Purchase pushes part of the capital to the end. The monthly figure falls, the total cost rises, and you keep the upside if the car is worth more than the balloon when you get there. On models that hold value, that upside is the reason to choose it.
Personal Contract Purchase looks similar month to month but moves the downside risk to the lender: if the car is worth less than the Guaranteed Minimum Future Value, you hand it back. You pay for that with a mileage cap and a condition standard.
The full mechanics of each are set out in the Hire Purchase, Lease Purchase and PCP guides, and equity release covers raising capital against a car you already own.
Supercar finance calculator FAQs
How accurate is a supercar finance calculator?
It is arithmetic, so the maths is exact for the inputs you give it. What it cannot know is the rate a lender will actually write, or the residual value they will accept on a specific car. Treat the output as a way to compare structures against each other rather than as a quote.
Does using the calculator affect my credit score?
No. Nothing here touches your credit file. A formal application only happens after you have seen indicative terms and told us to proceed.
What is the minimum we can finance?
There is no minimum. What matters more than the figure is the car and the structure: these lenders price a specific asset and a specific borrower rather than running an application through a template.
Can I model finance on a car I already own?
Yes. Equity release raises a new agreement against a car you own, paying out the difference between its market value and anything still outstanding. Enter the car’s current value and tell us the outstanding balance when you enquire, because that balance decides how much is actually available.