Vehicle and work
Define how the vehicle will support the business, expected kilometres and any fit-out or payload requirements.

Business finance
Compare options for cars, vans and utes used in business, with guidance on what lenders usually assess.
Business vehicle finance may use structures such as a chattel mortgage or other asset-backed arrangements. Suitability depends on business use and circumstances; confirm tax and accounting implications with a qualified adviser.
Finance is subject to lender assessment, eligibility and terms. Rates and fees vary. Information here is educational and not financial, tax or legal advice.
Broker contactKevin Safary
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Licence referencesACL 546549
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Decision support
A trade ute, delivery van and passenger vehicle can serve different operating needs. The use, structure and replacement plan should be considered together.
Define how the vehicle will support the business, expected kilometres and any fit-out or payload requirements.
Time trading, turnover evidence and the applicant's structure can influence the available lender pathways.
Cash contribution and any balloon change both regular repayments and the amount due at the end.
Finance structure and business use can have accounting consequences. Confirm them with your accountant before proceeding.
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Ask for the repayment, fees, conditions and end position to be explained together. An estimate is useful, but it is not a lender quote or approval.
Open repayment estimatorRepayment schedule and total finance cost
Vehicle, fit-out and eligible on-road costs included
Balloon amount and end-of-term options
Security, director guarantees and early-payout conditions
Start without uploads. If you continue, a broker will explain which documents are relevant.
Questions, answered plainly
It is a common commercial structure where the business owns the asset and the lender registers security over it. Ask your accountant whether it suits your tax position.
Potentially. Time trading, income evidence, asset type and lender policy all affect assessment.
No. A quote request starts a broker conversation. Approval, pricing and conditions depend on lender assessment and your circumstances.
A clearer next step
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