Car Purchase Calculator
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The maximum amount you should spend on a car is:

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CAR PURCHASE DEFINITION:

The Car Purchase Calculator will calculate just how much you should spend on a car, whether used or new, based on the 1/10th rule. The 1/10th rule is a general rule of thumb that states that you should spend no more than 1/10th of your gross annual income on a car. Try out the Car Purchase Calculator by entering in your gross annual income and then see just how much our free online car purchase calculator recommends as the ceiling car purchase price. Also, be sure to check out our Car Loan Payment Calculator as well.

CAR PURCHASE FORMULA:


Recommended Maximum Purchase Price of Car = Gross Annual Income / 10

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