Auto loan financing and leasing options are widely available from various commercial and Islamic banks in Pakistan, catering to a range of needs and preferences, including both conventional and Shariah-compliant facilities. 1. Conventional Auto Loan Financing: Description: Banks offer conventional car loans based on interest (markup) rates, typically linked to the Karachi Interbank Offered Rate (KIBOR). The bank provides the financing, and the borrower repays in installments with added interest. The vehicle is usually hypothecated in the bank's favor until the loan is fully repaid. Key Features: Financing Limit: Generally, up to 70% of the car's value, with a maximum financing amount often around PKR 3 million (or higher depending on the bank). Tenure: Flexible repayment periods, typically ranging from 1 to 5 years, varying by vehicle engine capacity (e.g., shorter for larger engines). Markup Rates: Can be fixed or floating, often expressed as KIBOR + a certain percentage. Eligibility: Generally for Pakistani nationals, meeting specific age, income (salaried or self-employed), and employment/business tenure requirements. Documents: Includes CNIC, photographs, income proof (salary slips or business proof), and bank statements. 2. Islamic Auto Leasing (Car Ijarah/Diminishing Musharakah): Description: Offered by Islamic banks like Meezan Bank and HBL Islamic Banking, these facilities are Shariah-compliant alternatives to conventional loans, avoiding interest. They are primarily based on Ijarah (leasing) or Diminishing Musharakah principles. Ijarah: The bank purchases the car and rents it to the customer. Ownership transfers to the customer at the end of the lease period (through a separate sale or gift). Diminishing Musharakah: The bank and customer jointly own the asset (vehicle), and the customer gradually buys the bank's share over time through installments, eventually becoming the sole owner. Key Features: Riba-free: Complies with Islamic principles by avoiding interest. Financing Tenure: Similar to conventional loans, typically 1 to 5 years, with some variations for specific vehicle types. Security Deposit/Advance Rental: Minimum upfront payment required, varying based on vehicle type and applicant profile. Eligibility & Documentation: Similar to conventional loans, with specific requirements for Shariah compliance. Banks Offering Auto Loans/Ijarah in Pakistan: Prominent banks providing these facilities include: Askari Bank (ASK4Car) Bank Alfalah HBL (HBL CarLoan, HBL Islamic Car Finance) Allied Bank (Allied Car Finance, Allied Aitebar Car Ijarah) Meezan Bank (Car Ijarah) MCB Bank (MCB Car4U) Faysal Bank (Faysal Islami Car Finance) Bank AL Habib (ApniCar Auto Finance, Roshan Apni Car) UBL (UBL Drive) Bank of Punjab (BOP CarGar Auto Leasing, Carvaan Fleet Financing) Each bank offers slightly different terms, eligibility criteria, and features, so it is advisable to compare options based on individual needs and circumstances. AI responses may include mistakes.