What are the financing options available for purchasing a 2020 Nissan Patrol 5.6L LE Platinum City in KSA?

In KSA, you can choose between conventional bank loans, Islamic financing, and dealership financing options for the 2020 Nissan Patrol.

How do I apply for a car loan for the Nissan Patrol in KSA?

You can apply for a car loan by visiting your preferred bank or financing institution, providing necessary documents such as income proof, identification, and the vehicle details.

Will taking a loan for the Nissan Patrol affect my credit score?

Yes, taking a loan will affect your credit score, as it involves a credit inquiry and adds to your overall debt burden.

What should I be aware of when applying for a car loan in KSA?

Be aware of the interest rates, loan terms, any hidden fees, and ensure you have all necessary documents ready.

What factors influence the loan interest rate for the Nissan Patrol?

Factors include your credit score, the loan amount, the loan term, and the current market interest rates.

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Nissan Patrol 2020 5.6L LE Platinum City Car Loan Calculator in KSA

To finance this car, you can first calculate the installment price in KSA

Monthly Payment

SAR 13,232

Down Payment

SAR 39,268

Total Cost

SAR 198,052

Car Loan Monthly Installments Schedule

Repayment Schedule	Monthly Repayment	Remaining repayment amount
1	SAR 13,232	SAR 145,552
2	SAR 13,232	SAR 132,320
3	SAR 13,232	SAR 119,088
4	SAR 13,232	SAR 105,856
5	SAR 13,232	SAR 92,624
6	SAR 13,232	SAR 79,392
7	SAR 13,232	SAR 66,160
8	SAR 13,232	SAR 52,928
9	SAR 13,232	SAR 39,696
10	SAR 13,232	SAR 26,464
11	SAR 13,232	SAR 13,232
12	SAR 13,232	SAR 0

Monthly Payment Composition

Interest: 143

Principal: 13089

Nissan Patrol 2020 5.6L LE Platinum City Car Loan Calculator FAQs in KSA

In KSA, you can choose between conventional bank loans, Islamic financing, and dealership financing options for the 2020 Nissan Patrol.
You can apply for a car loan by visiting your preferred bank or financing institution, providing necessary documents such as income proof, identification, and the vehicle details.
Yes, taking a loan will affect your credit score, as it involves a credit inquiry and adds to your overall debt burden.
Be aware of the interest rates, loan terms, any hidden fees, and ensure you have all necessary documents ready.
Factors include your credit score, the loan amount, the loan term, and the current market interest rates.