1. I want to buy a BMW worth around 35 RMB, and I want to pay it in installments. How much is the down payment? How many years will it take to pay it off? How much do you pay each year?
1. You can contact the dealer near you, it should be OK. The installment payment is actually your money, but part of it is paid to you by the bank.
2. It depends on the amount of your loan. Generally, for a 3-year term, if you pay it off in 3 years, the interest payment will be around 10-12 points. If you divide it by 36 months, it will be your monthly payment. The monthly payment was made.
3. You can repay in advance after one year. If you repay it in advance, the interest will definitely be much lower than that of a 3-year term
2. What is the monthly installment payment for a BMW 530?
The monthly payment is 11,382 yuan. The BMW 530 is purchased in installments with a down payment of 150,000 yuan and a monthly payment of 11,382 yuan. The monthly installment payment for the BMW 530 is 30% of the entire car payment, making one monthly payment to alleviate financial pressure.
3. BMW installment payment
You can go to your local dealer and ask. Now all cars can be paid in installments.
4. Is it easy to apply for BMW installment plan?
Yes, it is very convenient and easy to apply.
Required documents: Generally speaking, you need to provide your ID card, driver's license, salary bank statement, and some 4S stores also need proof of income.
Car installment requirements:
1. Have a bank credit card. Currently, there are mainly two credit cards, China Merchants Bank and China Construction Bank Long Card. Most of them are used to make cars. It may take a certain period of time, but it cannot be For new cards, the bank's approval application is mainly based on the credit record of the credit card.
2. Then there are several years of loan and several years of insurance that must be purchased together, and theft insurance must be provided.
3. Finally, the bank may require the car’s property rights to be mortgaged to the bank. Remember to deposit money in your passbook. The bank will deduct the money regularly, and the detailed list of deductions will be sent to the lender.