Rockwell Commander aircraft financing
The Commander 112 and 114 were built by Rockwell in the 1970s, with later 114B and turbo models produced by Commander Aircraft. They are known for wide cabins and solid construction.
Financing notes: Commanders finance like other retractable singles. A smaller fleet means fewer comparable sales, so a careful appraisal and records review help.
Rockwell Commander models compared
Typical mid-market price and estimated payment at 7.75% APR (September 2026), using common lender down-payment and term guidelines.
| Model | Years | Seats | Cruise | Typical price | Down / term | Est. payment |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 112 | 1972-1979 | 4 | 141 kts | $50,000 | 15% / 15 yrs | $400/mo |
| 114 | 1976-1980 | 4 | 156 kts | $75,000 | 15% / 15 yrs | $600/mo |
Principal and interest only. Prices are typical asking ranges from our database; verify a specific aircraft with Vref or Aircraft Bluebook.
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Rockwell Commander financing FAQs
How much does a used Rockwell Commander aircraft cost?
Across the 2 Rockwell Commander models we track, typical mid-market prices run from about $50,000 (112) to $75,000 (114). Condition, engine time and avionics move individual airplanes well above or below those figures.
What is the payment on a Rockwell Commander aircraft loan?
At 7.75% APR with typical down payments and terms, estimated payments for a mid-market Rockwell Commander range from about $400 to $600 per month, depending on the model. See the table on this page for each model.