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Car Loans Australia provides a free service to help you find the right car loan from a big selection of Australia's leading car loan brokers, banks & non-bank lenders … without accessing or affecting your credit file !!
Let us help you find the right car loan at the best rates!
All finance quotes are provided free (via our
secure server) and without obligation. We respect your
privacy.
Any Purpose
New car purchase, Used car buyers, Refinancing, Private sale, Dealer purchase.
Any Situation
Refused by Banks, Self-employed, Bad Credit History, Low/No Deposit, No Savings History, Ex-bankrupt.
All Features
Secured Car Loans, Unsecured Finance, Vehicle Leasing, Hire Purchase, Chattel Mortgage, Major Banks, Non-bank Lenders, Lo/No-doc Loans.
Free assessment
Simply complete our short
online loan enquiry form for direct access to a specialist broker or lender who can best accomodate
your specific needs and circumstances.
Multiple lenders
When you submit an
online loan enquiry with us, we match your details instantly against the lending criteria of over 2000 finance
professionals across Australia - all competing for your business.
No credit check
Unlike most online loan websites, submitting your finance enquiry with us does not result in an entry recorded on your credit file.
Multiple credit file entries can make it considerably more difficult to obtain a loan and can severely limit your options.
Not yet ready to buy?
Use our free eligibility assessment to find out how much you can afford to borrow now and, when you are ready to go car shopping, you can do so with the confidence of being pre-approved!
Just complete our simple
car loan eligibility application form and a fully qualified, professional car loan consultant will set out your options for achieving what you want to do.
If you do not currently qualify automatically to borrow enough money to buy your dream car right now, your car loan consultant can help you by:-
a. explaining all of the options and alternatives that may currently be available to you;
b. showing you exactly what more you need to do in order to borrow the amount you need now;
c. outlining exactly what you will need to do in order to qualify at some time in the future and;
d. maintaining contact with you to provide ongoing information and assistance as you require until you are ready to buy.
How we work for you!
We do not rely on automated software to provide "instant" car finance recommendations ... because we believe that no software can completely comprehend the specific needs of any individual in determining the most appropriate car finance products or options.
When you apply for a free assessment on this website your application will be reviewed by a qualified professional who will then utilise the latest product analysis research and technology in order to tailor an individual recommendation and product comparisons appropriate to your personal circumstances.
Therefore it is important, when you complete your eligibility assessment application, that you answer all questions as completely and as accurately as possible.
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Get a free car loan eligibility assessment and compare offers tailored specifically to your circumstances.
All finance quotes are provided free (via our
secure server) and without obligation.
We respect your
privacy.
Mortgage:
A loan in which the borrower (the mortgagor) offers a property and land as security to the lender (the mortgagee) until the loan is repaid. Repayments of the loan are usually made on a monthly basis over a long period of time, typically 25 years.
