Anyone obtaining a personal loan for used car or a new car must submit an application that has been properly filled out and signed, as well as two passport-size photos of themselves and the co-applicant. Additionally, you must submit the following paperwork:
1. Aadhar Card
2. Voter ID
3. Valid Driving License
4. PAN Card
5. Valid Passport
1. Copy of water bill/ electricity bill/ telephone bill
2. Aadhar card
3. Valid passport
4. Voter ID card
5. Driving license
1. Salary slips or salary certificates for the past 1 month
2. Bank statements revealing salary credits for the last 3 months
3. Income Tax Returns and Form 16
1. Own contribution proof
2. Bank statements showing ongoing loan repayments for the last 6 months (if any)
3. Appointment letter or employment contract if the applicant hasn’t completed one year of employment under their present employer.
4. Bank account statements for all the bank accounts in the name of the applicant.
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With a personal loan for a car from Piramal Finance, you can buy any car with an on-road price of less than INR 5 lakh. Thus, you can easily afford to buy commercial and small-to-medium-sized cars with this loan product.
No, both are different types of loan products. While a car loan is a type of secured loan that aids with the funding needed for vehicle acquisition, a personal loan is an unsecured loan that you can utilize freely as you see fit. Many people prefer using personal loans to buy cars over car loans because they won’t have to use the car as collateral.
If you want to buy a new car, you can use a personal loan or a car loan to finance the cost of the car. Personal loans are considered unsecured loans, whereas automotive loans are secured loans because the vehicle is mortgaged to the bank until the loan is fully repaid.
You can indeed foreclose on your debt before the intended term. You can do this by making a single, full loan payment. A prepayment fee may be applicable for personal loan foreclosures assessed by Piramal Finance.