Introduction
Running a franchise business often means you need vehicles for deliveries, services, or mobile operations â but you may not have full financials ready, especially in the early years.
Good news: many lenders offer low doc car loans designed to help franchise owners secure the vehicles they need.
Why Franchise Owners Qualify
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Franchise operations usually have clear, proven revenue models
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Lenders often view franchise businesses as lower risk compared to unknown startups
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Low doc lenders accept alternative documentation like bank statements and BAS instead of tax returns
What Documents Will You Need?
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Active ABN linked to the franchise (typically 6â12 months minimum)
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6â12 months of business bank statements showing consistent income
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BAS or accountantâs letter (if available)
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A deposit (often 10â30%) to strengthen the application
What Vehicles Can Be Financed?
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Delivery vans or utes for franchise operations
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Service vehicles for mobile franchise models (e.g., cleaning, repairs, beauty)
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Specialty vehicles branded for the franchise business
Case Study: Sarahâs Mobile Coffee Franchise
Sarah opened a mobile coffee van franchise and needed a second van to meet growing demand. With 12 months of strong bank statements and a 25% deposit, her broker secured a low doc loan for $50,000 â helping her expand her business quickly.
Tips for Franchise Owners Applying
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Provide franchise agreements or proof of brand association if requested
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Highlight consistent franchise-generated income in your statements
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Work with brokers familiar with franchise-sector lending
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Be prepared to explain how the vehicle directly supports business operations
Final Call to Action
Own a franchise and need a business vehicle? We can help you secure a flexible low doc car loan.
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Check your eligibility in just 20 seconds â no commitments, no credit score impact.
Visit our Business Lending Hub here:
https://financetheride.com.au/pages/small-business-car-loans
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DISCLAIMER
The information provided on this website is general in nature only and has been prepared without considering your financial needs, circumstances and objectives and should NOT be construed as financial, taxation or legal advice. For more information, get in touch with our experienced partner brokers today.