Commercial Vehicle Finance
Keep Your Business Moving
Finance for eligible cars, utes and vans used by your business, considered around the asset, its purpose and your operating position.
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Purpose Led
Consider structures suited to the vehicle’s business use.
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Cash-Flow Aware
Compare repayments with your operating needs in view.
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Managed Process
We coordinate information with the supplier and lender.
What You Can Finance
Finance Built Around the Purpose
Your broker considers the asset or funding purpose alongside your circumstances and relevant lender criteria.
- Passenger vehicles for business use
- Utes and light commercial vehicles
- Vans and service vehicles
- Electric business vehicles
- Eligible private purchases
- Vehicle upgrades or replacements
Simple Process
From Enquiry to Settlement
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Tell Us What You Need
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Review Relevant Options
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Prepare the Application
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Move Through Settlement
Submitting the initial pre-check does not itself affect your credit score. Consent is obtained before any formal credit enquiry.
Prepare With Confidence
What You May Need
Requirements vary by lender and scenario. Your broker will confirm what applies.
- Director or applicant identification
- ABN and business details
- Income or business financial information
- Asset quote or tax invoice
- Existing business commitments
Access to a broad lender panel
CLIENT REVIEWS
What Our Clients Say
Common questions
Business Vehicle Finance FAQs
What business structures can apply?
Sole traders, companies, partnerships and some trusts may be considered, subject to lender requirements.
Which finance structure is suitable?
That depends on the asset, use, cash flow and tax position. Your broker can explain available structures; obtain tax advice from your accountant.
Can a newer business apply?
Some lenders consider newer businesses, although requirements may differ.
Can I finance more than one vehicle?
Potentially. The lender will consider the total request, business position and serviceability.
Ready to Discuss Business Vehicle Finance?
Start with a short, no-obligation pre-check or speak with a broker.