With NV Auto & Equipment
Have the confidence to spend more time on choosing your car and upgrade options rather than worrying about the finance choices.
Our Capabilities
- Automotive
- Plant & Equipment
- Salary Sacrificing
- Aircraft
- IT & Computers
- Hospitality Equipment
- Fitness & Health Equipment
- Industrial Equipment
- Light & Heavy Commercial
- Fleet Financing Options
- Marine (Luxury & Commercial)
- Fixtures & Fittings (Fit-Out)
- Office & Retail Equipment
- Medical Equipment
- Civil & Construction Equipment
At NV Auto & Equipment we source the right finance deal and provide the best options available to you. Our team provides expert advice and solutions for business owners’ asset and equipment financing needs. We can help improve your cash flow and conserve capital for other business use.
NV Auto & Equipment Financing Options
Commercial term purchase allows companies and business professionals to purchase goods such as motor vehicles or boats in a more cash-friendly way. The hire purchase agreement is a contract where the financier (the “owner”) gives you (the “hirer”) possession and use of an item of equipment in return for regular payments. When the final payment is made, you own the…
A finance lease allows companies and business professionals to purchase goods such as motor vehicles in a more cash-friendly way. The Financier purchases the goods on your behalf and then leases the goods to you. You have use of the vehicle or equipment for an agreed time in return for a series of affordable rental repayments, When the lease expires,…
A chattel mortgage allows companies and business professionals to purchase goods such as motor vehicles or boats in a more cash-friendly way. You take ownership of the goods on delivery and the financier secures the loan by registering a charge over them.
If your employer gives you the option to salary package your car, a novated lease is usually the best finance option. With a novated lease, the choice of car and dealership is up to you. The financier simply acquires the car on your behalf and then you lease it from them. You novate the lease to your employer, who takes…