Auto loan payment

What is the monthly payment on a $60,000 car loan?

A $60,000 auto loan at a 7% APR over 5 years has a monthly payment of about $1,188. Over the full term you'd repay roughly $71,284, including about $11,284 in interest. $60,000 is a large auto loan typical of luxury SUVs and premium or heavy-duty trucks, where total interest adds up fast. The table below shows the payment for every common rate and term.

$60,000 car loan: monthly payment by rate & term

Estimated principal & interest only, fixed rate. Pick the row for your APR and the column for your term.

APR \ Term 3 yr4 yr5 yr6 yr7 yr
4% $1,771$1,355$1,105$939$820
5% $1,798$1,382$1,132$966$848
6% $1,825$1,409$1,160$994$877
7% $1,853$1,437$1,188$1,023$906
8% $1,880$1,465$1,217$1,052$935
9% $1,908$1,493$1,246$1,082$965
10% $1,936$1,522$1,275$1,112$996
12% $1,993$1,580$1,335$1,173$1,059

How the payment is calculated

A fixed auto loan amortizes: each month interest is charged on the balance and the rest of the payment reduces principal. The payment is principal × monthly rate ÷ (1 − (1 + monthly rate)−months). For $60,000 at 7% over 5 years that's about $1,188 a month.

Want to model your own rate, term, down payment, or trade-in? Use the auto loan calculator for the live payment and total interest.

What changes the real cost

  • Term length: 6–7 year loans lower the payment but cost much more interest and risk going "underwater".
  • Rate: your credit score drives the APR — a few points changes total cost significantly.
  • Down payment & trade-in: reduce the amount financed and the payment.
  • Tax & fees: often financed too, raising the real loan above the sticker.

Frequently asked questions

What is the monthly payment on a $60,000 car loan?

At a 7% APR over 5 years, a $60,000 auto loan costs about $1,188 per month. The exact payment depends on your rate and term — see the table above for the full range.

How much interest will I pay on a $60,000 car loan?

At 7% over 5 years you'd repay about $71,284 in total, of which roughly $11,284 is interest. A shorter term raises the monthly payment but cuts total interest sharply.

Does this include tax, title, and fees?

No. These are principal-and-interest estimates on the amount financed only. Sales tax, title, registration, and dealer fees are often rolled into the loan and would increase the amount and the payment.