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True monthly cost ≈
$635 /month
The loan payment badly understates the real cost — running costs add about 43% on top. The levers: revisit the insurance/fuel/maintenance assumptions, or consider a less expensive car.
Estimates based on the assumptions above — real offers will differ.
Chart: the $635 true monthly cost breaks down into loan payment, insurance, fuel, and maintenance.
The loan payment alone hides about $270 a month in insurance, fuel, and maintenance.
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The loan maths is standard amortization, and the running-cost figures are exactly what you type in — nothing is estimated for you behind the scenes. Everything runs entirely in your browser. Nothing you type is sent anywhere unless you press "Explain my numbers", and even then only the figures go, never your name or contact details.
What it can't do is quote you insurance, fuel prices, or a finance rate. Those vary by place, by car, and by your own driving. Treat the result as a well-informed estimate that tells you which questions to ask.
Important: This is educational information, not financial advice. Confirm the figures with a qualified adviser, insurer, or lender before you commit to anything.
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