Organise the numbers in your documents

Put each quote
on the same page.

Enter payment amounts and term from offers you already have, then compare the totals you entered.

Compare two quotes

No finance rates, lenders, eligibility or recommendations.

A generic car beside a blank planning notebook
Generated concept illustration; not a current vehicle or finance offer.
1. Read the written offer2. Enter payment and term3. Check end-of-term items

Compare written amounts

Keep the terms beside the total.

Record upfront amounts, recurring payments, term length and any other end-of-term charges stated in each document. Check that the periods and included items match.

This is arithmetic from your entries, not financial advice or a comparison of finance products.

Your figures only

Compare costs over a shared term

Total = upfront amount + recurring payment × months + other entered costs.

A blank cost planning sheet with a generic car model
Illustrative image only; no product or offer is shown.

A Option A

Total from your entries—

B Option B

Total from your entries—
Difference between totalsEnter both options

This total does not account for items you have not entered or estimate any future vehicle value.

Questions for the quote issuer

Make the end terms clear.

Ask how the listed payments, fees, permitted use and end-of-term steps are described in the offer. Seek independent advice for decisions about your circumstances.

A desk with a blank vehicle-cost worksheet
Generic generated planning scene.

Before using the total

Review the source documents.

Checkboxes are not saved or sent.

Generic car illustration beside a blank comparison sheet
Concept imagery; no lender or vehicle is identified.
About this prototype

A local cost worksheet only. It does not compare lenders, rates, eligibility, tax treatment or suitability, and does not estimate vehicle value. Calculations stay in your browser. Generic vehicle illustrations are reused from UAE #36; original prompt/provenance records are in the media folder. Full editorial content, policies and publishing setup are not included.