Car Loan Calculator New Brunswick (2026)

Estimate the monthly payment on a car loan in New Brunswick, 15% sales tax included. A $35,000 car with $3,000 down over 60 months at 6.49% is about $729 a month.

Monthly payment
$729
Amount financed
$37,250
Cost of borrowing
$6,470
Sales tax (15%)
$5,250

Example: $35,000 vehicle, $3,000 down, 60 months at 6.49%, sales tax financed.

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Vehicle Financing

See your monthly payment with tax and down payment included.

6.49% APR
Quick scenarios
1) Vehicle price and down payment
2) Term, rate, and tax setup
Financed amount
$37,250
Tax included: $5,250
Monthly payment
$729
Total interest: $6,470
Total paid over term: $43,720

Monthly car payment by price and term

New Brunswick, 15% sales tax financed, 6.49% rate, no down payment.
Vehicle price36 mo48 mo60 mo72 mo84 mo
$15,000$529$409$337$290$256
$20,000$705$545$450$387$341
$25,000$881$682$562$483$427
$30,000$1,057$818$675$580$512
$35,000$1,233$954$787$676$597
$40,000$1,410$1,091$900$773$683
$50,000$1,762$1,363$1,125$966$854
$60,000$2,114$1,636$1,350$1,160$1,024

Cost of borrowing by loan term

$35,000 vehicle in New Brunswick, $3,000 down, 6.49% rate. A longer term lowers the payment but adds interest.
TermMonthly paymentCost of borrowing
36 months$1,142$3,844
48 months$883$5,144
60 months$729$6,470
72 months$626$7,821
84 months$553$9,199

How much car can you afford in New Brunswick?

A common rule keeps the loan payment near 10% of take-home pay, and under 15%, so insurance, fuel and repairs still fit. Car prices assume $3,000 down and 60 months at 6.49%, sales tax included.
SalaryCar price at 10%Car price at 15%
$40,000$14,500$20,500
$50,000$17,100$24,400
$60,000$19,600$28,100
$80,000$24,100$34,900
$100,000$28,900$42,100
$120,000$33,600$49,200

Car loan payment in every province and territory

$35,000 vehicle, $3,000 down, 60 months at 6.49%. Only the sales tax changes.
Province or territorySales taxMonthly payment
Alberta5%$660
Northwest Territories5%$660
Nunavut5%$660
Yukon5%$660
Saskatchewan11%$701
British Columbia12%$708
Manitoba12%$708
Ontario13%$715
Nova Scotia14%$722
Quebec14.98%$729
New Brunswick (this page)15%$729
Newfoundland and Labrador15%$729
Prince Edward Island15%$729

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Frequently asked questions

What is the monthly payment on a $35,000 car in New Brunswick?
With 15% sales tax and $3,000 down, you finance about $37,250. Over 60 months at 6.49%, the payment is about $729 a month.
What is the cost of borrowing on a car loan?
The cost of borrowing is the total interest paid over the loan. Financing $37,250 for 60 months at 6.49% costs about $6,470 in interest; stretching the same loan to 84 months raises it to about $9,199.
What car loan rate should I plan for in 2026?
This calculator plans with 6.49% for new vehicles and 8.49% for used vehicles. On the example loan, the used-vehicle rate raises the payment from $729 to $764 a month. Dealer promotions can be lower, and loans for weaker credit much higher.
How much car can I afford in New Brunswick?
On a $60,000 salary in New Brunswick, take-home pay is about $3,837 a month. Keeping the payment near 10% ($384) points to a car around $19,600; at 15% ($576) it stretches to about $28,100, before insurance and fuel.
Is sales tax included in a car loan in New Brunswick?
Usually, yes: dealers add sales tax to the price and you can finance it. In New Brunswick, the rate used here is 15%, which adds $5,250 to a $35,000 vehicle. Private used-car sales can be taxed differently.

Planning estimate, not a lender quote. Rates are planning assumptions (6.49% new, 8.49% used); your rate depends on credit, lender, vehicle age and promotions. Sales tax is financed with the vehicle; trade-ins, dealer fees, rebates and private-sale tax rules are not included.