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Westpac Car Loans

Finance your next new or used car purchase with a loan from Australia's first bank.

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Westpac was started in 1817 and it was the first bank to be established in Australia. Its first office was set up in Sydney, but it has now expanded both within Australia and beyond. The group offers products with the aim of assisting customers to save and invest.

Westpac also extends financing to individuals, institutions, multinational corporations and even government agencies. Car loans fall under their personal loans division, and these can help you get the amounts you need to purchase your next new or used car.

Westpac Car Loan Comparison

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Name Product Interest Rate (p.a.) Comp. Rate (p.a.) Rate Type Application Fee Monthly Fee Monthly Repayment
Westpac Car Loan
Fixed, 1 - 7 Years, $10,000 - $100,000
Westpac Car Loan
6.49% to 12.99%
7.69% to 14.14%
Fixed
$250
$12
Monthly Repayment
You'll receive a fixed rate of 6.49% p.a.
Finance a new or used car and benefit from convenient features for car buyers including a car search tool and the option to borrow extra for on-road costs.
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Westpac Unsecured Personal Loan
Fixed, 1 - 7 Years, $4,000 - $50,000
Westpac Unsecured Personal Loan
7.99% to 20.49%
9.18% to 21.61%
Fixed
$250
$12
Monthly Repayment
You'll receive a fixed rate From 7.99% p.a.
Benefit from the security of a fixed rate with the flexibility of additional repayments.
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What do Australians think of Westpac personal loans for cars?

  • 4/5 overall for Customer Satisfaction — lower than the average of 4.02
  • 4.08/5 for Trust — lower than the average of 4.25
  • 4.15/5 for Customer Service — higher than the average of 4.08

Based on Westpac personal loans for cars scores in Finder's 2024 Customer Satisfaction Awards.

  • Car Loan. You can purchase a new car or refinance a used car with this loan and get a competitive rate of 6.49% p.a. You can apply for a loan amount between $10,000 and $100,000 and have up to 7 years to repay it. You're able to make extra repayments, but if you choose a term greater than two years and pay it off within two years, a fee applies.

Can you use your car as security?

If your vehicle meets the following criteria it can be used as security for the Westpac Car Loan:

  • New car or used car if refinancing
  • The vehicle needs to have been imported to Australia by the manufacturer
  • You may be able to borrow extra funds to purchase additional items to upgrade your car

How you can apply for the Westpac Car Loan

If you're ready to get your Westpac Car Loan application started, click "Go to Site" to do so. You'll need to meet the following criteria to be considered for a loan:

  • Be over the age of 18
  • Have a regular permanent income
  • Be an Australian citizen, permanent resident or hold an acceptable visa and have confirmed employment in Australia

If you meet these criteria you can start the application. You'll need all the following details to complete the application:

  • Documents to verify your identity
  • Details of your current financial situation and employment

After you submit your application you will find out if you've been approved within two business days, following which you have 30 days to find your car.

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