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Specialist finance for new and used Hino trucks, from the car-licence 300 Series and its hybrid models through the 500 Series medium-duty range to the 700 Series heavy-duty prime mover. Equifund matches your application to the lender that scores trucks on freight income, contract work and asset value, not a one-size-fits-all credit template. Hino's Toyota-group engineering and nationwide dealer and service network protect resale and keep trucks earning, and we use that strength to push for sharper terms across our panel of 80+ lenders.
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Established Hino operators, owner-drivers, subcontractors and small fleets are often knocked back by banks, stalled in single-lender queues, or locked into one product by dealer finance. Usually it comes down to the same things: invoice-based income, no residential property to offer as security, or a credit file marked from rate shopping. Whether you are replacing an ageing 300 Series, adding a refrigerated 500 to the run, or stepping up to a 700 Series prime mover, the standard bank template rarely fits the job.
Your application goes to specialist transport lenders who assess freight income, asset value and trading history directly, in one structured submission with no multi-lender credit hits.
Finance the full Hino range, from a 300 Series light truck to a 700 Series prime mover.
Car-licence light trucks for couriers, trades, linen runs, tippers and refrigerated city delivery, with the reliability Hino is known for.
The workhorse range for distribution, refrigerated freight, curtain-siders, beverage and vocational bodies, in Standard and Wide Cab.
Prime movers and heavy rigids for linehaul, B-double, tipper and agitator work on contracts that pay on progress claims.
Hino's diesel-electric hybrid and battery-electric light trucks for low-emission metro delivery and fleet sustainability targets.
Used, ex-fleet, private-sale and auction Hinos, or refinancing an existing truck and restructuring a balloon before it falls due.
How Hino finance for ABN holders compares across the three places you can fund a truck.
| Equifund, commercial finance specialist | Major bank | Dealer finance | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who they lend to | Established ABN holders, sole traders to fleets, assessed on the business and the asset. | Prefers strong financials or PAYG strength, often backed by property. | Whoever is buying that brand at the desk, on a take-it-or-leave-it offer. |
| Income assessed | Freight, contract and BAS income. Low-doc for established ABNs, no full tax returns. | Full financials and tax returns usually required. | Limited, tied to the sale, not your wider business. |
| Lender choice | 80+ Australian lenders matched to your deal. | One bank, one credit template. | One or two aligned financiers only. |
| Rate & structure | Market-tested rate, with balloon and 3 to 7 year terms and extra repayments. | Standard products with limited flexibility. | Rate loaded with dealer margin, and high balloons that flatter the monthly but cost more. |
| Used, private & auction | New, used, ex-fleet, private-sale and auction all financed. | Restrictive on used, private and auction buys. | Usually the dealer's own stock only. |
| Deposit & security | $0 deposit for prime applications, secured on the truck, not your home. | Deposit and often property security required. | Varies, frequently bundled with add-ons. |
| Pre-approval speed | Typically inside 24 to 48 hours. | 5 to 10 business days on average. | Fast at the desk, but the offer is fixed. |
A simple, secure online application, with honest advice from an Australia-based truck finance specialist you can trust.
No pressure. No hit to your credit score.
Tell us which Hino you're after and a few basics about your business. Takes about a minute, with no documents to upload yet and no impact on your credit score.
An Australia-based truck finance specialist reviews your situation and walks you through the documents needed for the lender match.
You'll have a clear pre-approval often within 1 business day, with rate, term and repayment structure tailored to how your freight income actually flows.
Your specialist sources the strongest matched offer and coordinates settlement with the dealer, private seller or auction house.
Hino truck finance settled across 80+ Australian lenders, from owner-operators to mid-size fleets. ACL 389328.
"Run a courier and same-day business in the metro and the little 300 does six days a week. Needed a second one to take on a contract. The bank looked at the ABN and saw a one-truck operation. A lender that took the contract did the deal, and the second Hino paid for the new run inside a quarter."
"Fresh produce into independent grocers, five mornings a week on a 500 Series fridge body. Our bank wanted property security for one truck. The lender that took the standing produce orders as the case didn't, and we kept the second route we'd nearly handed back."
"Twelve years carting palletised freight between regional centres. Wanted to replace an ageing rigid with a new 500 before the maintenance got silly. The bank still wanted three years of full financials. The non-bank took two BAS quarters and the rego history and got it across. Didn't lose a turnaround."
"Metro distribution fleet, and we're chasing emissions targets for the contracts we tender on. Put a couple of 300 Series Hybrids on to start the transition. Dealer finance only had the one structure. Equifund matched a lender that gets low-emission assets, and the running-cost savings help cover the repayments."
"Tipper work on civil jobs with a 500 Series, and the council contracts pay on progress claims, not flat months. Dealer finance wouldn't match the cycle. The lender structured repayments to how the claims land, and we tendered for a second site knowing the cashflow worked."
"Run a courier and same-day business in the metro and the little 300 does six days a week. Needed a second one to take on a contract. The bank looked at the ABN and saw a one-truck operation. A lender that took the contract did the deal, and the second Hino paid for the new run inside a quarter."
"Fresh produce into independent grocers, five mornings a week on a 500 Series fridge body. Our bank wanted property security for one truck. The lender that took the standing produce orders as the case didn't, and we kept the second route we'd nearly handed back."
"Twelve years carting palletised freight between regional centres. Wanted to replace an ageing rigid with a new 500 before the maintenance got silly. The bank still wanted three years of full financials. The non-bank took two BAS quarters and the rego history and got it across. Didn't lose a turnaround."
"Metro distribution fleet, and we're chasing emissions targets for the contracts we tender on. Put a couple of 300 Series Hybrids on to start the transition. Dealer finance only had the one structure. Equifund matched a lender that gets low-emission assets, and the running-cost savings help cover the repayments."
"Tipper work on civil jobs with a 500 Series, and the council contracts pay on progress claims, not flat months. Dealer finance wouldn't match the cycle. The lender structured repayments to how the claims land, and we tendered for a second site knowing the cashflow worked."
"Stepped up to a 700 Series prime mover for the interstate run. Bought it with a balloon I needed to restructure before it fell due. Refinanced through Equifund onto a structure that suits the lane income, kept the truck, and freed up room for a trailer."
"Picked up a tidy ex-fleet 500 at auction to go out on my own. You've got about a day to sort the money or you lose the deposit. The lender had it organised before the next dispatch, and the Hino's been covering its own repayment since."
"Linen and laundry contract for a string of regional motels, so the truck is out six days a week. Wanted a second 300 to split the run. The bank saw seasonality that isn't really there. A lender that took the actual contract did the deal, and the second truck let us pick up two more motels."
"Beverage distribution, and we run a small fleet of 500 Series curtain-siders. Refinanced three of them into one facility so the books make sense, freed up a bit of room, and we've ordered a fourth for a new account."
"Concrete agitator on a 700 Series, new estate work meant we needed another barrel quick. Bank turnaround wasn't going to make the pour schedule. A lender that scores on active builder contracts took it, and we're on three estates with the same builder now."
"Stepped up to a 700 Series prime mover for the interstate run. Bought it with a balloon I needed to restructure before it fell due. Refinanced through Equifund onto a structure that suits the lane income, kept the truck, and freed up room for a trailer."
"Picked up a tidy ex-fleet 500 at auction to go out on my own. You've got about a day to sort the money or you lose the deposit. The lender had it organised before the next dispatch, and the Hino's been covering its own repayment since."
"Linen and laundry contract for a string of regional motels, so the truck is out six days a week. Wanted a second 300 to split the run. The bank saw seasonality that isn't really there. A lender that took the actual contract did the deal, and the second truck let us pick up two more motels."
"Beverage distribution, and we run a small fleet of 500 Series curtain-siders. Refinanced three of them into one facility so the books make sense, freed up a bit of room, and we've ordered a fourth for a new account."
"Concrete agitator on a 700 Series, new estate work meant we needed another barrel quick. Bank turnaround wasn't going to make the pour schedule. A lender that scores on active builder contracts took it, and we're on three estates with the same builder now."
Straight answers to the questions Hino buyers ask most.
Every model in the range, new or used: the 300 Series light-duty (including hybrid and electric), the 500 Series medium-duty in Standard and Wide Cab, and the 700 Series heavy-duty prime movers and rigids. Cab-chassis, tipper, pantech, refrigerated, curtain-sider and vocational bodies are all financeable.
Yes. Used, ex-fleet, dealer, private-sale and auction Hino trucks are all financeable through specialist transport lenders on our panel. Hino's Toyota-group reliability and nationwide parts and service support help these deals, because lenders weigh the asset's residual value and serviceability in the approval.
It helps. Hino is backed by Toyota-group engineering and one of the strongest dealer and service networks in Australia, which protects residual values and keeps trucks earning. Lenders price partly on how well an asset holds value and how easily it can be serviced or resold, so a well-supported brand like Hino can mean sharper terms than a thinly-supported one.
Yes. Hino's hybrid and battery-electric 300 Series are financeable like any other truck, and some lenders offer sharper terms or green-asset incentives for low-emission vehicles. They suit metro delivery fleets working toward sustainability targets, and we can structure the deal around the running-cost savings.
Not always. Many established operators finance a Hino with no deposit, securing the loan against the truck itself. A deposit or trade-in can lower repayments if you prefer, and we structure it around your cashflow either way.
Often, yes. For established ABN holders with a clean recent history, low-doc Hino finance is available without full financials, assessed on bank statements, BAS and the asset. It suits operators with invoice-based income who do not fit a bank's standard template.
With a chattel mortgage you own the Hino from day one and the lender holds security over it, which suits most operators and can carry GST and depreciation benefits. With a finance lease the lender owns the truck and you lease it for a set term. Your specialist will explain which fits your structure, and your accountant can confirm the tax treatment.
Usually within 24 to 48 hours of a complete application, compared with the 5 to 10 business days a major bank often takes. Pre-approval lets you walk onto the dealer lot or bid at auction knowing your number.
Yes. You can refinance an existing Hino to lower repayments, restructure a balloon before it falls due, or consolidate several truck loans into one facility, which frees up room for the next purchase.
Usually, yes. Tipper bodies, refrigeration units, cranes, tail-lifts and other fit-outs can be financed together with the Hino cab-chassis in one facility, so the whole working truck sits under a single repayment.
Equifund finances every major asset class for Australian ABN holders, from trucks and trailers to excavators, tractors and yellow goods, backed by 80+ lenders.
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