Car Finance Australian Capital Territory

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Do you want faster, simpler car finance in the Australian Capital Territory? Would you like to compare more car loan lenders and rates from all over the country?

Savvy offers competitive car loans in ACT, including Canberra and other regional areas. We work with over 25 reputable lenders specialised in car finance for personal and business use including people with bad credit rating. Find out your monthly repayments, car loan interest rates and get pre-approved with us today and drive your car with a better deal.

Competitive fixed interest rates

Flexible loan amount from $5,000

Weekly, fortnightly or monthly repayments

No early termination fees

Secured against value of your car

Self-employed

100% finance available

Anywhere in ACT

Our range of car loan options to suit all your needs

Why choose Savvy for your car loan?

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Some of your car loan questions answered

How long can the car loan term be?

Our car loans come with flexible loan term ranging from one to seven years. 

Can I pay off my car loan early?

Yes, you can pay off your car loan early however, please check with your lender to see if they allow so without incurring any additional fees. 

Alternatively, Savvy can help you find a car loan which comes with no early termination fee.

Do I have to buy a car in ACT only?

No, you can buy your car from anywhere in Australia, both from a private seller or a dealer provided it's not written off or over 20 years of age at the time of purchase.  

How long will my car loan application take?

Car loan applications happen fast. Most applications are approved within 24-48 hours with the help of our expert consultants and your willingness to get the deal done.

Can I use a deposit with my car loan?

Of course. Anything you use upfront will reduce the amount you need to repay each month on your car loan, and will also lower the total interest you pay, so the total cost of your car finance. If not, you can borrow 100% of the price of your new car, as using a deposit isn’t compulsory. 

How do I use comparison rates?

It can be challenging to weigh up the overall cost implications of different car loans, but using the comparison rate puts a lot of things into perspective. Comparison rates bundle up fees and represent them as an alternative APR, showing you the real annual cost for each loan.

If I use my vehicle for business purposes, is a car loan the best way to go?

Even when you use a standard car loan – a personal finance product – you can still claim the business portion of vehicle use at tax time. There are no usage limits with a car loan, which isn’t the case with commercial products like chattel mortgages, for instance. That option offers greater tax and GST savings, but you need to use the vehicle at least 50% of the time for work. Consider your options closely before committing to your deal.

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