Introduction
If youâre considering a low doc loan, you might be wondering:
What kinds of vehicles can I actually finance?
Good news â low doc loans cover a wide range of business-use vehicles, from utes and vans to trucks and specialty vehicles.
Commonly Financed Vehicles
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Passenger Vehicles
Company cars for sales, management, or client meetings.
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Utes and Vans
Essential for tradespeople, delivery drivers, mobile services, and small business operators.
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Light and Medium Trucks
Used in logistics, construction, or larger-scale delivery operations.
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Specialty Vehicles
Refrigerated trucks, mobile workshops, crane trucks, service trailers, or even modified vans for specific industries.
Key Requirement: Business Use
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Vehicles must be used at least 50% for business purposes.
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Youâll need to explain how the vehicle supports your business operations when applying.
What Documents Will You Need?
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6â12 months of business bank statements
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Active ABN (at least 6â12 months old)
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BAS or an accountantâs letter (if available)
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Often a 10â20% deposit, especially for specialty vehicles
Case Study: Graceâs Mobile Florist Business
Grace needed a refrigerated van to keep her floral deliveries fresh. Without full tax returns, she worked with a broker, supplied 12 months of bank statements, and provided a deposit â securing a $45,000 low doc loan to expand her mobile florist service.
Tips for Applying
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Confirm the vehicle meets lender eligibility (some have age or condition restrictions)
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Have a clear business plan for the vehicleâs use
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Work with a broker to access lenders familiar with specialty assets
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Provide complete documents upfront to speed up approval
Final Call to Action
Ready to finance the vehicle your business needs?
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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.