Download Application
Download the personal vehicle finance application form to complete offline.
Online Application
The online vehicle finance application will take you around 10 minutes to complete. You can save and continue the application at any time.
Direct Support
Complete a short contact form and one of our trained consultant will call you.
PDF Application
Download the personal vehicle finance application form to complete offline.
Online Application
The online vehicle finance application will take you around 10 minutes to complete. You can save and continue the application at any time.
Direct Support
Complete a short contact form and one of our trained consultant will contact you.
How can you benefit from refinancing your car?
You can lower your monthly instalments by extending your credit or apply for a reduced interest rate on your current vehicle finance.
If your car is worth more than what you currently owe, you can get a cash benefit.
Don't accept high-interest rates, there could be a chance that you can qualify for a lower rate.
You may be able to receive a slight break (up to 2 months) from paying your installments.
From Start to Final Approval
Applying for car finance or refinance may seem like a difficult process, but we’ve got you sorted with our step-by-step finance application system. We will support, assist and communicate with you throughout the application process.
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Car Sourcing (if requred)
View and Test Drive
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Accept & Deliver or Collect
REQUIRED DOCUMENTS
A Copy of your valid driver's licence and Identification Document
A Clear copy of your latest 3 months payslips.
Latest 6 months bank statements if self-employed.
Latest 3 months bank statements.
Other Vehicle Finace Questions You Might Have
As per legislation, you do not need a deposit. However, this will depend on your financial situation.
Yes, most financial institutions won’t give you a car loan if you don’t have comprehensive car cover.
A variable interest rate can go up or down depending on the prime market rate, which is determined by the actions of the South African Reserve Bank.
A fixed rate means your rate is fixed regardless of market changes.