Refinance Your Car Loan with eCarz
Car Refinance
Free Car Refinance Eligibility Assessment
Compare refinance options against your current loan without accessing your credit file.
- Compare 50+ lenders
- Look for a lower rate or lower repayments
- Free, no-obligation assessment
- Fast response for eligible applicants
Car Refinance Made Simple with eCarz
Paying more than you’d like on your car loan? Car refinancing replaces your current loan with a new one that better suits where you are now, whether that’s a lower rate, more manageable repayments or a different loan term. eCarz compares more than 50 lenders for you, lays the numbers out side by side, and handles the paperwork, so you can see if switching is worth it before you commit. Buying a car instead? Our finance broker team can help with that too.
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Compare 50+ Lenders to Find a Competitive Refinance Deal
With access to more than 50 lenders, we compare refinance options against your current loan and tailor a solution to suit your needs. Pre-approval is often available within 24 hours for complete applications, subject to lender assessment and approval.
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Why eCarz?
eCarz are car loan experts. We understand that refinancing can feel overwhelming, so we do the comparing and the paperwork. Our customers enjoy:
Fast approval process for eligible applicants.
Competitive loan rates, with finance options tailored to suit your circumstances and budget.
Less documents and time-consuming paperwork
Help for both employed and self-employed loan applicants with and without financials
Business Vehicle Refinance
Refinancing a business vehicle loan? We’ll look at your cash flow, tax position and current finance structure to find an option that fits.
A Better Rate, If One’s Available
If rates have moved or your circumstances have improved since you took out your loan, we’ll check what’s on offer across our 50+ lender panel and compare on the comparison rate, not just the headline rate.
Know Your Numbers First
Before you commit, we’ll show you your payout figure, any fees and the total cost over the new term, so you can see whether switching actually saves you money.
Refinance a Personal Car Loan
Reduce your repayments, change your term or restructure a balloon. Talk to us before you sign anything with a new lender.
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Get a FREE Car Refinance Eligibility Assessment and compare car finance and leasing options without accessing your credit file.
All car refinance quotes are supplied to you free and without any obligation.
When Does Refinancing Your Car Loan Make Sense?
Refinancing can be a smart move if:
- Your credit profile has improved since you took out the loan
- Interest rates have changed or you’re on a higher rate than you need to be
- Your repayments no longer suit your budget
- You want to change or remove a balloon payment
- You’d like to switch loan structure or term
It isn’t always the right call. Before you switch, check:
- Fees: Your current lender may charge early termination or discharge fees, and a new lender may charge establishment fees.
- Loan term: A lower repayment from a longer term can mean more interest overall.
- What you owe vs. what the car’s worth: This can limit your options.
- Vehicle age and kilometres: Some lenders have limits.
We’ll run the numbers and tell you honestly whether refinancing stacks up.
What You’ll Need to Refinance Your Car Loan
Refinancing is simpler when you’re prepared. Here’s what lenders usually ask for:
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Your Current Loan Details
A recent statement or payout figure, plus your lender, rate, remaining term and repayments.
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Vehicle Details
Rego or VIN, make, model, year and odometer reading.
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Have Your ID Ready
Lenders need to confirm your identity before anything else. Make sure you have valid photo identification — such as a driver’s licence or passport — on hand. Having these documents up to date and easily accessible speeds up the application process.
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Gather Recent Bank Statements
Lenders use your bank statements to assess your spending habits and savings history. Providing at least three months of recent statements gives them a clear picture of your financial stability, which helps in getting approved for both new loans and car refinancing.
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Include Payslips or Proof of Income
If you're employed, make sure you have your most recent payslips available — usually from the last two to three pay periods. This shows lenders that you have a reliable income to cover your loan repayments. For casual or self-employed applicants, other income proof may be required.
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Receiving Centrelink? That’s OK!
Centrelink income can also count towards your application. If this applies to you, include your latest Centrelink statements as part of your supporting documents. Lenders understand that income comes in many forms, and we help ensure everything is presented clearly.
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Don’t Forget Your Credit Card Statements
Having a credit card isn’t a dealbreaker — lenders just want to understand your current financial commitments. Providing recent credit card statements helps them see how you manage existing debt and repayments.
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Include Mortgage or Rent Details
If you have a mortgage, include recent statements. If you're renting, having a rental ledger or history can also help. These details show how well you manage your major monthly expenses and help lenders assess affordability.
At eCarz, we make it our mission to simplify the process and help you secure easy car refinance that suits your lifestyle. Whether you’re starting fresh or exploring car refinancing options to lower your current repayments, we’re here to support you every step of the way.
Determine Your Credit Standing
Buying the Right Car Made Easy
Interest rates and approval are largely influenced by your credit history. A low credit score could mean a higher interest rate or, worse, your car loan may not be approved. Here are some things that you need to check to clear out inaccuracies and potentially improve your credit score.
- Duplicate debts being listed.
- Fraud or identity theft.
- Incorrect debt amount.
- Being listed as in default by mistake.
- Even an incorrect name or address.
Note that free credit report providers use data from different reporting agencies so you may need to do some investigating if your score varies from one provider to the other.
This is where a car loans broker can help. Navigating through your credit report can be intimidating or even alarming if you do not know what to do.
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Car Refinancing FAQ's
What is car refinancing?
Car refinancing means replacing your existing car loan with a new loan, usually from a different lender, which pays out the old one. The new loan can have a different interest rate, term or repayment structure. eCarz compares 50+ lenders to see what’s available for you.
Will refinancing my car loan save me money?
Not always. A lower rate can reduce your interest, but a longer term or fees can offset the saving. eCarz compares the comparison rate and total cost, including any discharge or establishment fees, before you decide.
When should I refinance my car loan?
It may be worth considering if your credit has improved, rates have changed, your repayments are too high or you want to restructure a balloon payment.
Can I refinance a car loan with a balloon payment?
Often, yes. Eligibility depends on the lender, the vehicle’s age and value, and your loan balance.
Can I refinance with bad credit?
Possibly. eCarz works with lenders that specialise in bad credit car finance, and approval depends on your income stability and overall debts. Many borrowers refinance to a better rate once their credit profile improves.
What documents do I need to refinance?
Photo ID, recent payslips or proof of income, three months of bank statements, details of existing debts, your current loan statement or payout figure, and your vehicle details. Self-employed applicants may also need BAS statements or tax returns.
How fast can I be approved?
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