Whether you’re purchasing a single truck or upgrading your entire fleet, there are several finance options available to suit different business requirements.
Chattel Mortgage
This is one of the most common forms of truck financing for Australian businesses. Under this arrangement, you obtain ownership of the truck from the settlement, while the lender holds a mortgage over the asset as security until the loan is repaid in full.
Finance Lease
A finance lease allows your business to use the truck while the lender retains ownership of the asset throughout the lease term. In exchange, you make regular lease payments for the use of the vehicle. At the end of the arrangement, you have the option to purchase the truck, extend the lease term, or return the asset, depending on the terms of the arrangement.
Hire Purchase
With this agreement in place, the lender purchases the truck on your behalf, and you make regular payments over an agreed term. Once all repayments have been made, ownership of the vehicle transfers to you or your business.
Rent-to-Own Truck Finance
This provides access to commercial truck ownership through fixed repayments over an agreed period. This is a great option for businesses that may not meet traditional lending criteria but are looking for a straightforward route towards vehicle ownership.
Low-Doc Truck Finance
This is designed for self-employed operators and small business owners who may not have access to traditional financial documentation. Rather than relying solely on tax returns and financial statements, lenders may consider alternative forms of verification.