Vehicle Finance

A Toowoomba trade business owner had every intention of buying a new ute. The old vehicle had done nearly 300,000 kilometres. The maintenance bills were increasing. The business was busy. The replacement was overdue. After visiting several dealerships, he found something unexpected. A well-maintained eight-year-old ute with a complete service history, sensible kilometres and a

A Miles business owner had spent weeks researching vehicles. The old ute was approaching retirement. The kilometres were climbing. Maintenance costs were becoming more frequent. The replacement decision had finally arrived. Like many buyers, he initially focused on brand-new vehicles. New warranty. New technology. New car smell. The problem was the price tag. Then he

A Dalby business owner walked into the dealership expecting to buy a brand-new ute. That was the plan. The old vehicle was nearing retirement. The business was busy. The replacement was overdue. After spending a few hours comparing vehicles, something unexpected happened. The newest ute wasn’t actually the best value. A late-model vehicle with low