Testing driving a new vehicle, when done correctly, is a lot of fun. You’re experiencing a completely new car that could possibly be yours, if you fancy it enough. There’s a bit of an art to test driving a car, especially if it’s a used one.
Fuel cards are important tools that are used by the vast majority of businesses with registered vehicles. They can save businesses a ton of cash, make admin processes quicker and more effective and they can also reduce the risk of diesel theft.
Haggling. It’s a lost art form that’s only really been rehashed by sites like Facebook Marketplace and Gumtree, where people offer you 80% less than what you’re asking in some kind of desperate attempt to rip you off.
If your business requires a fleet of vehicles, it’s needless to say that the fleet is going to be a big part of the operation – and the budget. Not only does your fleet of vehicles help you to generate cash flow, but it also generates expenses in running costs and repairs.
Car allowance is a set amount offered to you by your employer to contribute to the use and expense of a motor vehicle aka car. And there are no limits or restrictions on how you use the car.
Chattel mortgages are one of the most sensible ways of financing a vehicle. All over the world, businesses and individuals alike use chattel mortgages to purchase new and used cars, so there’s no wonder why you’re considering it too.
These days, even if you can’t or don’t want to buy a chariot (uh, we mean vehicle) outright, then that’s not a problem. We have the magical aid of car finance. But that raises another question: to finance or not to finance? In other words, should you finance your vehicle or buy it outright?
It’s in everyone’s best interests to try to minimise their tax, and claiming tax on your vehicle is one of the ways we can do this – provided you meet the requirements. Most people want to try and claim their car expenses for work, but they’re unsure of how to do it.
Let’s take a look at some of the factors you should consider before you finance your car.
There are a few differences from one car loan to the next. We’ll explain the different types of car loans and tell you who to talk to if you’re looking for a cracking car loan.
We’ll try to keep this post short and stick to five great reasons to use car finance. We’ll also give you a heads up about one of the best car finance teams in Australia.
Today, we’ll give you three major tips on how to get the best car loan and we’ll tell you who to talk to first.
