Car Lease Calculator

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What does this Car Lease Calculator do?

Use this Car Lease Calculator to calculate monthly, fortnightly or weekly repayments on Car Lease(Finance Lease) agreement for a car or other passenger vehicle. You can structure your car leasing calculation based on a specified loan term (length) in months or years, amount borrowed (financed), specified interest rate and residual value (balloon value).

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For over 20 years we’ve been helping Australian’s find the right car finance solutions including leases for their next purchase. Whether it’s explaining various products including loans and leases, or organising a mechanical inspection to give you peace of mind; over 70,000 customers have let us help them get into their new car quicker with car finance sourced via our national team and wide range of lending partners.

Common questions about our car lease calculator

Who should choose a car lease?

If you’re using a vehicle for business purposes more than 50% of the time but you’re unable or don’t want a chattel mortgage or commercial hire purchase, a car lease may be right for you.

A car lease may also be a good option for employees who are able to include their vehicle as part of a salary sacrifice scheme via a novated lease.

What alternatives are there to a car lease?

Other options to consider if you’re looking to finance your vehicle include a chattel mortgage and a commercial hire purchase.

To discuss your individual needs in detail and secure a finance option that's right for you, speak to one of the Stratton Finance team on 1300 787 288.

What is a comparison rate and why calculate it?

A comparison rate is an interest rate that lenders are required by law to display next to any advertised interest rate. A comparison rate calculates the loan interest rate and fees you may have to pay, including application fees and ongoing loan fees. This allows you to find out the true cost of the loan.

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