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Additional repayments and Redraw facility
No monthly/on-going fees
New Cars, Borrow between $2,001 - $75,000
No early repayment, exit or monthly fees
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What is a new car loan?
A new car loan is one that is taken out to pay for a brand new vehicle, such as when you purchase a new car from a dealership. Depending on the loan type, it could cover the entire cost of the vehicle, or you could pay a deposit and then finance the remaining cost of the car with a car loan. Either way, you’ll sign an agreement with the lender to repay that loan, with interest, in regular instalments over a set period of time.
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