Jaecoo J7 Payments
The Jaecoo J7 has set the bar for premium Chinese-made family SUVs rather high. The J7 is fully equipped with a variety of tech and features and doesn't break the bank with its purchase price.
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If you are in the market for one of these executive family SUVs you may be surprised by the cost of all the tech and features and how affordable the package is. If you are seriously looking to buy into the Jaecoo brand, you may be wondering what kind of monthly payments you can expect. Below, we have made use of the finance calculator on Autotrader to plot out two common financing options.
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Monthly costing
Here on AutoTrader, we use a standard finance model for car repayments. Do you know what you qualify for? If you do, you can skip ahead and try the AutoTrader Finance Calculator tool to see your potential repayments for a Jaecoo J7. In our first option, to calculate the monthly repayments, we'll use a typical finance agreement with a 72-month term and a 10% deposit. For this calculation, we'll use an interest rate of prime plus 2% for an interest rate resulting in 13.75%. Your credit profile determines the interest rate, so you'll have to check what interest rate you qualify for. After our calculation, your payment will look like this for the single available variant:
Jaecoo J7 Inferno AWD
Purchase price: from R 679 900
10% Deposit: R 67 090
Estimated monthly repayment: R 12 546
Total interest: R 290 467
Total estimated repayment: R 903 277
In the second option, we will allow for a R 185 000 trade-in value that the dealer has offered for your used vehicle as part of the deal. We shall use the same vehicle, interest rate, and finance period and also steer clear of residual /balloon options.
Jaecoo J7 Inferno AWD
Purchase price: from R 679 900
10% Deposit:
Estimated monthly repayment: R 12 546
Total interest: R 290 467
Total estimated repayment: R 903 277
Important notes
It is important to remember that these monthly payments do not include insurance or operating costs. Avoid overextending yourself, and remember to include insurance and tracking costs as well as fuel costs. Also, keep some money aside for expenses such as tyres and balancing, etc.
