There are options for business auto loans, so compare options to find out if one is right for you. Read on to learn which lenders offer these loans and which are right for you.
Financing for an auto loan
There are nearly 11,000 dealerships in the Wells Fargo Auto network, so be sure to inquire at the dealership about Wells Fargo Auto financing.
Considering these factors before financing:
- Interest rate
- Total amount financed
- Monthly payment amount
- Potential penalties
- Hidden charges
- The term length of your loan
- Increasing your approval chances
When you do not qualify for a loan, or if your credit score is too low, consider signing with a co-applicant. A co-applicant is a person who enters into the loan with you and has some ownership rights in the vehicle.
Before buy car
When buying a vehicle, there are so many factors to consider that it can be overwhelming. Consider these tips to make your purchase a bit easier:
When buying a vehicle, consider things like interior space, car size, maintenance, and gas mileage.
Buying a new vehicle
If you are buying a new vehicle, here are some things to consider:
- Find the vehicle you really want within your budget
- Test drive the vehicles you’re interested in
- Explore promotions and manufacturer incentives
- Make sure you fully understand the offer
- Give yourself time to evaluate your options
Used car:
What you need to look for when purchasing a used car:
- Check the vehicle under bright sunlight
- Test-drive on multiple road surfaces
- Use services to examine the vehicle’s history
- Before buying, have the vehicle inspected by a mechanic
- Look into certified warranty pre-owned programs
- Banks that offer business auto loans
business auto loan from a bank usually offers you the best rate. If you have a business account with a bank, see what rates it will offer you.
- Business Advantage Auto Loan at Bank of America
- Ally Bank Business Auto Loan
- Capital One Business Auto Loan
- Chase Business Auto Loan
- Wells Fargo Equipment Express Loan
Best for low-cost loans.
Wells Fargo is temporarily suspending its Equipment Express Loan program so it can focus on Paycheck Protection Program loans.
It typically offers fixed rates starting at 4.50% for passenger vehicles — as well as trucks and trailers — in the range of $10,000 to $100,000. Wells Fargo offers a separate commercial loan program for semi-trucks if you need them.
If you can’t get a bank loan or need cash quickly, alternative lenders may make sense since they charge higher rates.
- Balboa Capital
- Crest Capital
National Funding
As with personal auto loans, business auto loans let you borrow money to buy a car and repay that amount plus interest over a specific period of time.
- The vehicle is for business purposes.
It can be in the name of your company.
Potential tax deductions are available.
How to get a business auto loan
Find the right vehicle.
Compare offers.
Apply with a lender.
