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A popular auto loan calculator handles trade-in tax credit correctly. It just won't let you keep the numbers.

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A popular auto loan calculator handles trade-in tax credit correctly. It just won't let you keep the numbers.
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Before building Auto Loan Calculator, we checked calculator.net's auto loan calculator directly.

Car loan calculator with trade-in, done right

To its credit, calculator.net's version handles the details well — trade-in value, sales tax, title and registration fees, even a state selector for tax purposes. The output breaks out sales tax, total upfront payment, and total cost separately. That's a genuinely complete feature set, and we matched it: vehicle price, down payment, trade-in, sales tax rate, and fees all factor into the amount actually financed, with tax applied to (price minus trade-in) the way most trade-in tax credit states handle it.

Auto loan amortization schedule, but no way out

Where it falls short: the detailed month-by-month schedule is there to look at, but there's no CSV export or download option of any kind — you'd have to copy the numbers by hand if you wanted them in a spreadsheet.

Car loan total cost calculator, exportable

This tool shows the same total-cost breakdown (price, tax, fees, interest) and the same amortization schedule — but "Download CSV" is right there next to it, giving you every row of the actual schedule in one click.

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