Financing a company car, work ute, van or SUV for your business? Answer a few quick questions to find your indicative rate and see your weekly, fortnightly and monthly repayments, worked out from your situation in seconds.
Tell us the asset and a few details about your business, and we'll estimate your rate and repayment as you go.
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As a GST-registered business, you may be able to claim the GST on the purchase, depending on the finance structure. Speak with your accountant.
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Estimates only. Not a quote, offer or approval. The indicative rate is a guide based on your answers; your actual rate, fees and repayment are set by the lender and subject to approval and eligibility criteria.
No jargon and no pressure. Pick a topic below and we will explain it in plain English, the way we would over a coffee, so you can make a confident call.
A friendly guide, not a locked-in number. Your real rate depends on little things like how long you have been trading and the asset itself. Finding you a sharp one is our job, not yours, and you never have to work it out alone.
Talk this through with a specialistA slice of the loan you set aside for the very end, which keeps your weekly payments lighter today. When you get there you can pay it out, refinance, or trade the asset in, and we walk you through whichever suits you best.
Talk this through with a specialistThe most common, straightforward way to finance business gear. The asset is yours from day one, and it often comes with handy GST and tax perks your accountant will love. We handle the paperwork.
Talk this through with a specialistA deposit, or trading in something you already own, means a smaller amount to finance and less interest along the way. Even a modest amount makes a difference, and there is no minimum you have to hit.
Talk this through with a specialistSpreading the loan over more years makes each payment smaller and kinder on your cash flow. You pay a little more for the breathing room, and that is a perfectly normal, sensible trade to make.
Talk this through with a specialistLeaving a lump sum for the end keeps your weekly payments lower now. Plenty of businesses do it to protect cash flow, and we help you plan for that final payment well in advance.
Talk this through with a specialistIf you are registered for GST, you may be able to claim the GST on the asset, depending on how the finance is structured. Your accountant can confirm exactly what applies to you.
Talk this through with a specialistBusiness assets can often be depreciated, and the interest may be deductible. It is worth a quick chat with your accountant to make the most of it at tax time.
Talk this through with a specialistGetting an estimate or asking us a question does not touch your credit score. You are only formally assessed once you choose to go ahead with an application.
Talk this through with a specialistTell us a little about your business and we will shape the deposit, term and balloon around your cash flow, then do the lender shopping for you across our panel. It is free, there is no obligation, and simply asking will not affect your credit score.
These figures are a friendly estimate to help you plan, not a formal quote or approval. We confirm your real numbers with the lender and walk you through every one before you decide anything.
You do the estimate. We do the shopping around, the paperwork and the lender match. It is free, with no impact on your credit score to enquire.
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Business vehicles are just the start. We arrange commercial asset and equipment finance across the industries we specialise in, from transport and construction to earthmoving and farming.

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These are general pointers to help you prepare, not a promise of approval. Tell us your situation and a specialist will show you exactly where you stand across our lender panel.
Straight answers to the questions businesses ask most.
Repayments are worked out by amortising the amount financed over your chosen term at an indicative interest rate, then adjusting for any balloon or residual left owing at the end. The amount financed is the vehicle price less any deposit and trade-in. This calculator returns indicative weekly, fortnightly and monthly figures. Actual repayments depend on the lender, rate, fees and finance structure.
Yes. Many lenders finance used business vehicles, including cars, utes, vans and SUVs bought from a dealer or, in many cases, privately. The vehicle's age and kilometres affect the rate and term a lender will offer. Older or higher-kilometre vehicles may need a shorter term or a larger deposit. A specialist can match your vehicle to a suitable lender.
Many established businesses can access business vehicle finance with little or no deposit for strong credit profiles, subject to lender approval. A deposit or a trade-in reduces the amount financed and lowers your repayments. Newer businesses or older vehicles may be asked for a deposit. Tell us your situation and we will show you what is realistic across our lender panel.
A balloon or residual is a lump sum left owing at the end of the term. It lowers your regular repayments during the term, but you pay out or refinance that amount at the end. Balloons are common on business vehicles to keep repayments manageable. The calculator lets you test different balloon percentages to see the effect on repayments.
With a chattel mortgage you own the vehicle from day one and the lender holds a mortgage over it as security. GST on the purchase price may be claimable up front, and interest and depreciation may be deductible for the business-use portion. It is one of the most common structures for company cars, work utes and delivery vans. Your accountant can confirm how it applies.
A chattel mortgage means you own the vehicle with the lender holding security. A finance lease means the lender owns it and leases it to you. A novated lease is arranged through an employer as part of salary packaging. The tax, GST and ownership outcomes differ. Speak with your accountant about which suits your business, and we can arrange the commercial options across our lender panel.
For the business-use portion of an eligible vehicle, GST treatment differs between finance structures, and depreciation and interest may be deductible. A car limit applies to how much depreciation you can claim on passenger vehicles. This is general information only, not tax advice. Confirm the treatment for your business with your accountant.
Yes. Lenders assess your ABN history, trading income and the vehicle itself, so newer businesses and sole traders have options, sometimes with a larger deposit or property backing. Every application is assessed individually. Tell us about your situation and a specialist will show you where you stand across our lender panel.
Borrowing capacity depends on your business income, ABN and credit history, and the vehicle's type, age and price. There is no fixed limit that applies to every business. An Equifund specialist compares a panel of over 80 commercial lenders to find a competitive fit, then confirms your real numbers before you decide anything.
For straightforward applications, an indicative pre-approval can often be provided within about 24 hours once we have a few business details. Pre-approval is not a formal approval; your lender confirms the final rate, structure and terms after assessing your application. It gives you a clear budget so you can move quickly at the dealer or on a private sale.
Yes. This is commercial finance for business use, so you generally need an ABN. It suits company cars, sales fleets, work utes, delivery vans and other vehicles used in a business. If the vehicle is for private or personal use, that is a consumer car loan, which is a different product. Equifund arranges commercial asset finance for Australian ABN holders.
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