Category: Car Loans

Buying a new car – whether for yourself, your family, or your business – is an exciting step. But choosing the right finance option can sometimes feel more complicated than choosing the car itself.

Buying a car is a big moment — whether it’s your first or an upgrade — but it’s also a significant financial commitment. From understanding your finance options to knowing how to negotiate, getting informed early will help you save money, time, and stress.

With the recent RBA rate cut, there has never been a better time to reassess your lending options.

As we move into 2025, low-interest rates and high-residual loans are being promoted more than ever.

If you’ve ever thought about leasing a car, you might have heard the term Guaranteed Future Value (GFV).

Plated run-outs are a period of sales in which cars tend to sell for particularly low prices, at the beginning of the year.

The deal with ‘zero percent finance’, or ‘zero percent interest rates’ is basically that from any particular automotive company, or car dealership, one will be able to take home certain vehicles, using loans which have no interest rate attached.

A lender will have confirmed your eligibility for a loan, as well the general boundaries and size of the loan in question without having given you the final approval yet.