Introduction
If your business is growing, you may need more than one vehicle â whether itâs adding vans, utes, or trucks to your fleet.
But without full tax returns or formal financials, can you still finance multiple vehicles at once?
With low doc loans, the answer is often yes.
How Multiple-Vehicle Low Doc Loans Work
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You can apply for multiple vehicles under one loan or separate loans
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Lenders assess your overall cash flow and business use
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Youâll need solid alternative documents (like bank statements, BAS, ABN)
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Specialist lenders or brokers can help package deals efficiently
What Businesses Commonly Finance Fleets?
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Delivery and logistics businesses expanding routes
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Trades businesses adding utes or vans for new hires
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Mobile services growing into new regions
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Agricultural operators upgrading multiple utes or trucks
What Documents Will You Need?
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12 months of business bank statements showing strong cash flow
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Active ABN (minimum 6â12 months)
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Deposit (often 10â20% per vehicle)
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Vehicle list and intended business use details
Case Study: Ethanâs Cleaning Business
Ethan won a large cleaning contract that required three new vans. Without full financials, he worked with a broker, provided 12 months of bank statements, and offered a 20% deposit per van. He secured a bundled low doc loan to expand his fleet.
Tips for Financing Multiple Vehicles
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Prepare detailed documentation for each vehicle
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Work with brokers experienced in fleet finance
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Understand lender limits â some cap the total loan amount or number of vehicles
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Ensure all vehicles meet the minimum business-use requirements
Final Call to Action
Ready to expand your fleet with flexible finance?
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Check your eligibility in just 20 seconds â no commitments, no impact on your credit score.
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.