Over the past eight decades, Bank of Maharashtra has established itself as a strong player in the public banking sector, having the largest network of branches in the state of Maharashtra.
Headquartered in Pune, the bank has grown into a tech-savvy, customer centric financial institution offering diverse banking solutions to its customers across various states in India.
With more than half of Maharashtra's population being in the rural areas, the bank has introduced various schemes and financial instruments catering specifically to the agriculture based rural areas. The bank also targets other urban customers with a gamut of banking products ranging from loans, credit cards, deposits, investments, etc., Bank of Maharashtra offers vehicle loans for both new and used cars with the Maha Bank Vehicle Loan Scheme available specifically for the purchase of second hand cars.
Applicants should be 18 years old or above to qualify for a Bank of Maharashtra used car loan.
Permanent salaried individuals working in Central and State Government organizations, corporate salary account holders, PSU employees with a minimum employment experience of two years and 1 year in their current company are eligible to apply for a used car loan. The applicant should also have maintained a 1 year relationship with Bank of Maharashtra to apply for the used car loan.
Businessmen and self-employed entrepreneurs with a regular source of income as shown in their last two years IT returns are eligible to apply for a used car loan from Bank of Maharashtra.
Agriculturists having a minimum of 5 acres of land engaged in production oriented activities or a minimum land holding of 5 acres of irrigated land and easily accessible liquid assets qualify for a Bank of Maharashtra used car loan.
Salaried Employees
Self-employed Professionals
Agriculturists
Interest on the Mahabank Vehicle Loan for used cars depends on the relationship of a borrower with the bank. Existing borrowers can pay interest as per the base rate, while new borrowers will be charged an interest based on MCLR.
Bank of Maharashtra Marginal Cost of Funds Based Lending Rate (MCLR) (For new borrowers)
MCLR takes factors like cash reserve ratio, repo rate, current fiscal trends, etc. to compute the interest payable. The tenure of a loan plays a key role in determining the final amount payable, with the table highlighting the rates for July 2025.
Loan Tenure | MCLR (per annum) |
Overnight | 8.20% |
1 Month | 8.40% |
3 Months | 8.70% |
6 Months | 8.90% |
1 Year | 9.05% |
CIBIL Score Range | Effective Interest Rate (p.a.) | Rate Breakdown |
750 & above | 11.45% | RLLR (8.30%) + 3.15% |
700 – 749 | 11.80% | RLLR + 3.50% |
650 – 699 | 12.30% | RLLR + 4.00% |
600 – 649 | 13.30% | RLLR + 5.00% |
Below 600 | 14.30% | RLLR + 6.00% |
No Credit History (NTC) | 12.30% | RLLR + 4.00% |
Borrowers who availed loans before the switch to RLLR and chose to continue under Base Rate will be charged as per the bank’s existing base rate policy.
Rate Type | Effective Rate | Effective Date |
Base Rate | 9.70% per annum | Effective from 05 Oct 2015 |
Prime Lending Rate | 15.00% per annum | Effective from 01 Oct 2011 |
Used Car Loan (Base Rate Based) | Base Rate + 0.75% = 10.45% | Applicable for non-migrated customers |
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