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Car Loans Australia: Quick Quotes & Fast Eligibility Assessment

If you're looking for a great car loan deal for a new or used vehicle purchase or refinance, you are in the right place. Car Loans Australia provides a free service to help you find, and pre-qualify for, the right car loan, from a selection of participating specialist Car Loan Brokers, Banks & Non-bank Lenders, from our nation-wide referral partner network, without accessing or affecting your credit file!!

Let's help find your car loan!

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All quotes are provided free and without obligation by a Specialist from our National Broker referral panel. See our Privacy Statement for more details.

Comparison results are from participating brokers linked to our referral service. We may receive a referral fee from the parties we refer you to. We do not provide financial advice or credit assistance directly.

Any Purpose

New car purchase, Used car buyers, Refinancing, Private sale, Dealer purchase.

Any Situation

We can help find your next car loan regardless of your employment situation or credit history.

All Features

Secured Car Loans, Unsecured Finance, Vehicle Leasing, Hire Purchase, Chattel Mortgage, Major Banks, Non-bank Lenders, Lo/No-doc Loans.

Free assessment

Simply complete our short online loan enquiry form for direct access to a specialist broker or lender who can best accomodate your specific needs and circumstances.

Multiple lenders

When you submit an online loan enquiry with us, We match your enquiry with a qualified broker or lender who can access a range of finance options from their panel. This may not represent all possible lenders or products available in the market.

No credit check on enquiry

Submitting your initial finance enquiry with us does not involve a credit check or create an entry on your credit file. Your details are used for our preliminary eligibility assessment and to match you with a broker or lender. If you choose to proceed with a referred broker or lender, they may conduct a credit check in line with their application process, which could affect your credit file. Multiple credit file enquiries can make it more difficult to obtain a loan and may limit your options.

Not yet ready to buy?

Use our free, no-obligation eligibility assessment to get an indication of how much you may be able to borrow based on typical criteria used by our participating lenders. This is not a loan approval or offer, but it can help you go car shopping with a clearer idea of your likely borrowing capacity.

Just complete our simple car loan eligibility application form and a fully qualified car loan broker from our referral network will set out your options for achieving what you want to do. Any guidance or recommendations will be provided by the licensed broker or adviser to whom your enquiry is referred.

If you do not currently qualify automatically to borrow enough money to buy your dream car right now, your car loan broker can help you by:-

  • explaining all of the options and alternatives that may currently be available to you;
  • showing you exactly what more you need to do in order to borrow the amount you need now;
  • outlining exactly what you will need to do in order to qualify at some time in the future and;
  • maintaining contact with you to provide ongoing information and assistance as you require until you are ready to buy.

How we work for you!

We do not rely on automated software to provide "instant" car finance recommendations ... because we believe that no software can completely comprehend the specific needs of any individual in determining the most appropriate car finance products or options.

When you apply for a free assessment on this website, your enquiry details are provided to a qualified broker from our referral panel, who will then utilise the latest product analysis research and technology in order to tailor any recommendations and product comparisons to your personal circumstances. Car Loans Australia does not itself provide financial product advice or credit assistance; this is provided solely by the licensed broker or adviser to whom your enquiry is referred.

Therefore it is important, when you complete your eligibility assessment application, that you answer all questions as completely and as accurately as possible.

Car Loans Australia Weekly Motoring and Market News Wrap

Podcast Cover Image Paige covers the weeks essentials for Australian car buyers and drivers: the RBAs 17 March cash rate rise to about 4.1% and what it means for car finance; a federal fuel‑supply taskforce amid volatile petrol prices; a proposal for prepaid fuel at servos in one state; and the arrival of the BYD Shark 6 cab‑chassis PHEV for tradies. Listeners are encouraged to compare lenders, check eligibility, and weigh total cost of ownership before choosing a car and a loan.

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Car Loans Articles

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How to Create a Flexible Budget for Your Next Car Purchase
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Car Loans: Secured vs Unsecured
Car Loans: Secured vs Unsecured
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Top Tips for Australians Navigating the Online Car Market
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The Smart Aussie Buyer's Guide to Securing the Best Price on a New Car
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The Pros and Cons of Car Loans for Used Vehicles in Australia
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Finance News

ASIC Calls for Improved Consumer Safeguards in Car Finance Sector
ASIC Calls for Improved Consumer Safeguards in Car Finance Sector
25 Mar 2026: Paige Estritori
The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has conducted a comprehensive review of the motor vehicle finance sector, uncovering significant issues that adversely affect consumers. This investigation was initiated in response to a surge in complaints regarding high costs associated with car financing. - read more
Australian Car Buyers Increasingly Postpone Finance Decisions
Australian Car Buyers Increasingly Postpone Finance Decisions
25 Mar 2026: Paige Estritori
Recent research indicates a growing trend among Australian car buyers to delay decisions regarding vehicle financing. A study conducted by carsales reveals that only 71% of buyers have determined their financing method before commencing their vehicle search, a decrease from 77% in previous years. - read more
Macquarie Transfers $1.5 Billion Car Loan Portfolio to Allied Credit
Macquarie Transfers $1.5 Billion Car Loan Portfolio to Allied Credit
25 Mar 2026: Paige Estritori
In a significant development within the Australian financial sector, Macquarie Group's Banking and Financial Services division has agreed to sell a substantial portion of its car loan portfolio, valued at $1.5 billion, to Allied Credit. This transaction involves over 50,000 car loans and is expected to be finalized by the fourth quarter of 2025. - read more
ASIC's Findings Highlight Urgent Need for Reform in Car Finance Sector
ASIC's Findings Highlight Urgent Need for Reform in Car Finance Sector
09 Mar 2026: Paige Estritori
The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has recently conducted a comprehensive review of the motor vehicle finance sector, uncovering significant issues that adversely affect consumers. This investigation was initiated in response to a surge in complaints regarding high costs associated with car financing. - read more
CEFC and Hyundai Capital Australia Collaborate to Lower EV Loan Rates
CEFC and Hyundai Capital Australia Collaborate to Lower EV Loan Rates
09 Mar 2026: Paige Estritori
The Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC) has announced a significant partnership with Hyundai Capital Australia (HCAU), committing up to $60 million to reduce the upfront costs associated with electric vehicle (EV) ownership. This initiative is designed to make EVs more accessible to Australian households and small businesses by offering discounted finance rates on eligible Hyundai and Kia electric models. - read more

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Debt Consolidation:
The process of combining multiple debts into a single loan with a lower interest rate or more favorable terms.