Finance calculator

PCP Car Finance Calculator

Estimate PCP payments using the vehicle price, deposit, APR, term and optional final payment.

Estimate PCP payments

Enter your PCP assumptions to estimate the monthly payment and total customer payable.

Illustrative estimate only. Lender quotations can differ because of calculation methods, fees, payment dates, representative APR treatment, optional final / GFV values and other agreement terms.

What your result means

The monthly payment is estimated after allowing for the present value of the optional final payment. The final payment remains due if you choose to pay it at the end of the agreement.

Worked example

The calculator defaults are an editable illustration only.

Vehicle cash price
£30,000
Optional final payment
£12,000

Fees, mileage limits, condition terms and lender-specific calculations are not included.

Formula

The final payment is discounted to its present value before calculating the monthly payments; it does not simply disappear.

Optional final-payment scenarios at the example inputs

Final paymentEstimated monthly paymentTotal customer payable
£8,000.00£501.19£35,057.16
£12,000.00£431.01£35,688.59
£16,000.00£360.83£36,320.02

Assumptions and limitations

  • Results are estimates based on the values entered. Actual finance agreements may include fees, different interest calculations and other terms.
  • Mileage terms, condition charges, excess mileage and GMFV rules are not modelled.

Helpful questions

What is the optional final payment?

It is the amount left due at the end in this illustration if you choose to pay it. A higher final payment can lower the monthly payment but does not disappear from the total.

Does a larger deposit reduce the monthly payment?

Yes. A larger deposit reduces the amount financed in this model, which normally reduces the estimated monthly payment.

Are mileage or condition charges included?

No. Mileage limits, excess-mileage and condition charges are agreement-specific and are not modelled.

Is this a lender quote?

No. It is an estimate from the values entered. Lenders can use different calculations, fees and terms.

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