
Your first car
Moving on from the bus? A smaller hatch is a smart first buy and easy on running costs.
Found the car? We'll help you finance it.
Free to enquire. No obligation to go ahead.
Our fastest time from enquiry to approval? 7m 28s!

Found it on a marketplace? Private sales can be financed too.

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Made for used car buyers. Free and no obligation. We pass your enquiry to a licensed Australian car finance broker.
Drag, swipe or use the arrows to see what you can finance.
Tell us about the car and your situation once. No 20-page application to get started.
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On a yard or in someone’s driveway, there are lenders who finance both.

A licensed broker explains your options in plain English.

Compare loans from a panel of lenders, not just one bank.
Walk into the yard knowing what you can spend, and negotiate like a cash buyer.


Wherever you’re buying, we can connect you with a broker. Every state and territory.
Whatever your situation, we can connect you with a licensed broker whose lenders may suit it. Every lender has its own criteria.

Past slip-ups considered

Some lenders accept it

ABN holders welcome

New to credit

Buying from a private seller

Buying from a car yard

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Play with the price, your deposit, trade-in and term to find the set-up that suits you best.
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This calculator gives an estimate only, based on the figures you enter. The credit history rates are examples for illustration, not offers or comparison rates. It isn't a quote or an offer of credit, and fees and charges aren't included. Your actual rate, fees and repayments will depend on the lender and your circumstances.
Three stops between you and the keys.
Let us know what you’re buying, roughly how much you need and a few details about you.
A licensed car finance broker gets in touch, compares lenders and explains the loans that fit.
Once your loan is approved and you’ve signed, the lender pays the dealer or seller.
Free to enquire. No obligation to go ahead.
Everything on the dash is pointing the right way.
Older cars, higher kilometres, private sellers. Brokers know which lenders suit which cars.
Rather than one bank’s products, a broker compares loans from a panel of lenders.
Know your budget before you start looking, so you can negotiate with confidence.
No jargon. We explain what happens next and what lenders will ask you for.
Run through the pre-drive checklist. Tap each one that applies to you.
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Not ticking every box? Talk to a broker anyway, there may still be options.
Every lender has its own criteria. Your broker will tell you which ones fit your situation.

Every kind of car is assessed a little differently. Our guides explain what lenders look at for used SUV loans, used ute loans, used 4WD loans, used van loans and used electric car loans.
Already know the model? See the finance guides for the used Toyota Hilux, used Toyota Corolla, used Toyota RAV4, used Toyota LandCruiser, used Ford Ranger, used Mazda CX-5, used Isuzu D-Max and used Tesla Model 3, or browse by brand: used Toyota loans, used Ford loans and used Mazda loans.
Work out a comfortable repayment with the car loan calculator, see how UsedCarLoans works from quiz to keys, and find answers in the used car finance FAQs and our buying guides.
Yes. Many lenders finance private sales. They usually check the car’s details and that there’s no money still owing on it before paying the seller.
Filling in our form doesn’t run a credit check. A lender will only check your credit file when you choose to apply for a loan, and they’ll tell you before they do.
No. We connect you with car finance specialists who compare loans from a panel of lenders and help you apply.
It depends on the lender. Some limit the car’s age at the end of the loan term. Your specialist will tell you which lenders suit the car you’re looking at.
Usually ID, proof of income such as payslips, recent bank statements and details of the car once you’ve found it.