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Utes, vans, cars, light trucks, trailers and the fit-out that turns them into tools of trade — how each one is usually financed and what lenders look at.
Ute finance
Ute finance for Australian businesses: chattel mortgage, lease or hire purchase, new or used, plus what lenders check on dual cabs, trays and canopies.
Read more →Van finance
Van finance for Australian businesses: small to large panel vans, shelving and fit-outs, one van or a fleet — what lenders check and how to structure it.
Read more →Light truck finance
Light truck finance explained: what counts as light vs heavy, licence classes, tippers, pantechs and tray trucks, and what lenders check before approving.
Read more →Business car finance
Business car finance for sales reps, pool cars and managers: structures, the ATO car limit, private use and fringe benefits, and what lenders check.
Read more →Electric fleet vehicles
Financing electric cars, vans and utes for your business fleet: structures, charging costs, resale questions, and the FBT change for plug-in hybrids.
Read more →Fit-out finance
How to finance a ute canopy, van shelving, service body or custom build with the vehicle — and what to do when the fit-out comes from a separate supplier.
Read more →Refrigerated vans
Refrigerated van and truck finance for caterers, food wholesalers, florists and pharmacy deliveries: fridge units, insulated bodies and what lenders look at.
Read more →Trailer finance
Finance business trailers — box, tipping, plant, enclosed and car trailers — alone or with the tow vehicle. What lenders check and how to plan towing capacity.
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