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A business van loan helps you buy a commercial vehicle, whether that's a compact delivery van, a high-roof transporter or a refrigerated unit, while spreading the cost over time.
Most Australian business owners opt for a chattel mortgage, where you take ownership of the van immediately, and the lender secures the loan against the vehicle itself.
You may be eligible for a business van loan if your business:
Criteria vary between lenders, and the lender makes the final call.
Why it works
Keep your cash reserves for day-to-day operations, marketing or emergency repairs.
You may be able to claim tax deductions for interest charges and vehicle depreciation.
With a chattel mortgage, you own the asset from day one, allowing you to claim GST upfront.
Tailor your loan term and include an optional balloon payment to lower your monthly costs.
It suits many businesses, but it's worth weighing up the trade-offs first.
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Step 1: Get a quote
Tell us what your business needs and get quotes from 95+ bank and non-bank lenders.
Step 2: Get approved
Confirm your quote and we'll manage the application with your lender, so you can focus on running your business.
Step 3: Get funded
Sign your finance documentation and receive funding. It is that simple.
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Why Valiant
Let us do the heavy lifting, comparing the panel and negotiating. You get all the options side by side and choose the one that’s right for you.
You get a personal specialist who knows which lenders suit your industry and how to structure a deal so it actually works for you.
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Construction, hospitality, manufacturing, healthcare. Whatever your business needs, we know how to get it funded with the right loan.
Since the van acts as security for the loan, lenders do have the right to repossess it if payments stop. That said, it’s a last resort and lenders much prefer to work with you to find a solution first.
Not always, but being GST registered can make it easier to claim the GST on the purchase price back from the ATO.
Yes. It can be a bit more of a climb for new startups, since lenders usually require at least 6-12 months of trading. However, some specialist lenders offer low-doc loans for new ABN holders. Keep in mind, you may need a larger deposit.
Generally, yes. If the van is used for business, you can typically claim the interest component of the repayments, as well as the depreciation.
Not always. Many lenders offer 100% finance, meaning you can drive away without an upfront cash deposit, though providing one can lower your interest costs.
Yes, but some lenders prefer dealership sales. For private sales, they may request an independent inspection or valuation.
Yes, you absolutely can. Most lenders are happy to finance used vans, as long as they aren't hitting their 'retirement age' (usually 10–15 years) by the time the loan wraps up.