Highway trucks and trailers
Provide the vehicle configuration, VIN, age, mileage and maintenance history. For refrigerated trailers, include refrigeration-unit details and hours.
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Plan the vehicle purchase and the cost of putting it to work.
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Truck and trailer financing can support a commercial vehicle purchase through a loan or lease. The unit, seller, operating plan and business finances all matter. Compare the acquisition cost with insurance, registration, maintenance and working cash.
Provide the vehicle configuration, VIN, age, mileage and maintenance history. For refrigerated trailers, include refrigeration-unit details and hours.
Describe the body, attachments, payload and intended work for dump trucks, service vehicles and other specialized units.
Provide the full unit list, deployment schedule and how the purchase fits existing work and fleet costs.
Confirm condition, ownership, liens and payment arrangements. Discuss auction or private-sale requirements before bidding.
Account for tax, delivery, registration, insurance, inspections, repairs and any body or equipment modifications.
Compare loan and lease commitments with maintenance reserves and the timing of customer receipts.
These details help frame the review. Additional documents may be requested for your business, location or proposed transaction.
Seller quote, VIN or serial number, specifications, mileage or hours, condition and available service records.
Business registration, experience, fleet details and information about expected work.
Requested financial records, current obligations, insurance and any purchase or trade-in arrangements.
Describe the business, equipment, location and purpose. Include the quote or asset schedule when available.
Respond to requests for documents and clarify the available structure, costs, conditions and any outstanding checks.
Read the written agreement and confirm obligations, conditions and next steps before signing or committing to the purchase.
Tell us where your business is registered, where the equipment will operate and the transaction currency. We serve businesses in Canada and the United States; individual products and transaction structures vary by location.
Include the province or territory, business registration and equipment location. Confirm applicable taxes, documentation and security requirements in the written proposal.
Include the state, business entity and equipment location. Confirm state-specific availability, documentation, taxes and any security requirements before committing.
Share your operating experience, work arrangements, business history and available contribution. Program fit and terms depend on the complete request.
Age, mileage, maintenance, condition and intended use are assessed together. Confirm fit before committing to a unit.
Provide a unit-by-unit schedule and the intended deployment. Each asset and the combined payment commitment need review.
Explore equipment refinancing and sale-leaseback. Ownership, value, current debt and new obligations need assessment.
You can discuss a planned purchase before selecting the final asset. A discussion or preliminary review is not an approval. A specific quote, seller and equipment details may be needed to complete the assessment.
Timing depends on the application, supporting documents, equipment and transaction checks. Ask what remains outstanding and when to expect the next update; no approval or funding timeframe is guaranteed.
Use estimates as a planning aid. Actual costs and conditions depend on the written proposal.
Equipment financing calculator →Compare commercial vehicle types and the details to prepare for a purchase.
Start with the business location, equipment or assets, and the purpose of your request.
Apply for financingFinancing is subject to application review and approval. Availability, terms, costs and documentation vary by product, business and location. This page provides general information and is not a financing offer. Tax and accounting treatment should be reviewed with your adviser.