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Compare Isuzu Finance Rates & Car Loans

Updated 8 Apr 2025

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Isuzu finance

Financing an Isuzu in Australia

Purchasing an Isuzu ute is a big investment for a household or business, and getting the finance right is key. There are several ways you can finance an Isuzu, ranging from secured consumer car loans, commercial car finance and novated leasing.

There are certainly plenty of people in Australia who find themselves needing finance for an Isuzu. In 2024, Isuzu Ute sold 48,172 new vehicles, with the Isuzu D-MAX ranking among the top five best-selling new cars. Isuzu trucks are also a common sight on highways across the country.

While the right finance option will vary from one borrower to another, understanding the options is a good starting point for anyone looking to buy an Isuzu. Let’s take a look.

Isuzu finance options at a glance

  • Finance for an Isuzu D-MAX, MU-X and more
  • Secured and unsecured finance options
  • Isuzu commercial finance
  • Isuzu novated lease
  • Borrow up to $150,000
  • Fixed or variable interest rate
  • Finance terms from 1 - 7 years
  • Flexible repayment options

Isuzu finance rates compared

Compare finance interest rates for a range of Isuzu models to see your estimated monthly repayments.

Isuzu model

Isuzu D-Max (Single Cab SX 4X2 High-Ride - Manual)

Estimated cost

$32,700

Monthly repayments (6% p.a. interest)

$632

Monthly repayments (8% p.a. interest)

$663

Monthly repayments (10% p.a. interest)

$695

Isuzu model

Isuzu MU-X (LS-M 4X2)

Estimated cost

$47,400

Monthly repayments (6% p.a. interest)

$916

Monthly repayments (8% p.a. interest)

$961

Monthly repayments (10% p.a. interest)

$1,007

Isuzu model

Isuzu D-Max (Dual Cab SX 4X4 - Manual)

Estimated cost

$49,200

Monthly repayments (6% p.a. interest)

$951

Monthly repayments (8% p.a. interest)

$998

Monthly repayments (10% p.a. interest)

$1,045

Isuzu model

Isuzu D-Max (Dual Cab X-Terrain 4X4 - Auto)

Estimated cost

$70,500

Monthly repayments (6% p.a. interest)

$1,363

Monthly repayments (8% p.a. interest)

$1,429

Monthly repayments (10% p.a. interest)

$1,498

Isuzu model

Isuzu MU-X (X-Terrain 4X4)

Estimated cost

$74,400

Monthly repayments (6% p.a. interest)

$1,438

Monthly repayments (8% p.a. interest)

$1,509

Monthly repayments (10% p.a. interest)

$1,581

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Isuzu D-Max (Single Cab SX 4X2 High-Ride - Manual)

$32,700

$632

$663

$695

Isuzu MU-X (LS-M 4X2)

$47,400

$916

$961

$1,007

Isuzu D-Max (Dual Cab SX 4X4 - Manual)

$49,200

$951

$998

$1,045

Isuzu D-Max (Dual Cab X-Terrain 4X4 - Auto)

$70,500

$1,363

$1,429

$1,498

Isuzu MU-X (X-Terrain 4X4)

$74,400

$1,438

$1,509

$1,581

Isuzu car loan repayment examples are calculated using monthly repayments with a fixed interest rate, a 5-year term, and estimated vehicle costs as at April 2025. Estimated repayments do not include any fees the lender may charge.

Types of Isuzu finance options available

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Secured loan

A common choice for financing is a secured car loan, where your Isuzu serves as security for the loan, reducing the lender's risk. However, if you miss payments or default, the lender has the right to take ownership and sell the vehicle to recover the outstanding debt. Loan terms typically range from 1 to 7 years, with the flexibility to choose between fixed or variable interest rates.

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Unsecured loan

An unsecured personal loan is similar to a car loan, but without requiring your Isuzu as security. Since there’s no asset securing the loan, lenders typically charge higher interest rates to offset the increased risk. Otherwise, unsecured loans function much like car loans.

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Novated lease

A novated lease through your employer is another financing option for your Isuzu. You can still use the vehicle for personal purposes without restrictions, while enjoying several tax benefits that make it an attractive alternative to a car loan. By paying for the vehicle and its running costs with your pre-tax salary, you can enjoy significant tax savings. Additionally, you'll receive a GST discount on both the cost of the Isuzu and its running expenses.

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Finance lease

If you're looking for the flexibility of not owning your Isuzu immediately, a finance lease could be an excellent option for eligible business customers. In this setup, you make regular payments to the lender, who buys the vehicle on your behalf and holds ownership throughout the lease term. Once the lease ends, you have the choice to either renew the lease or purchase the Isuzu outright.

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Chattel mortgage

If you’ll be using your Isuzu for business purposes more than 50% of the time, you might qualify for a chattel mortgage. This type of business vehicle finance works like a secured car loan, but it also offers extra tax benefits for businesses.

Isuzu dealer finance and commercial finance

Most individual Isuzu dealers offer finance to customers. The specific products, rates, fees and other finance conditions will depend on which dealer you buy through. It’s usually offered through the dealership by a third-party finance provider.

It’s a good idea to carefully consider whether getting Isuzu finance through the dealership is the best approach. It may be convenient to have the finance set up as part of the buying process, but you won’t necessarily be getting the best deal. Looking at finance options before you go shopping for an Isuzu could help you prioritise your finance, before you go looking for the best deal on the vehicle itself.

If you’re considering Isuzu dealer finance, it’s a good idea to contact your local dealership for more details.

If you need Isuzu finance for a vehicle that will be used for business purposes more than 50% of the time, there are a couple of main options:

  • Business car loan: A secured loan designed specifically for business vehicles.
  • Truck loan: Specialised finance for larger commercial vehicles.

How to get the best deal on Isuzu finance

Because Isuzu is a top-selling brand in Australia, there is fierce competition among lenders trying to lure buyers with attractive finance offers. Usually low advertised interest rates are how lenders try to draw in Isuzu drivers. But there is more to a good finance deal than the interest rate lenders advertise.

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Your personalised Isuzu finance interest rate

This is the actual interest rate you’ll be paying on your Isuzu finance. It will be calculated by the lender based on your application (e.g. factoring in your credit score) and the type of Isuzu you’re buying (new or used).

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Finance fees and charges

Pay attention to fees you’ll be charged by the lender up-front as well as ongoing fees. Fees can quickly blow out the cost of financing an Isuzu. This also includes fees for paying off the loan early or missing a repayment.

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The finance term

Ideally you want as short a term as possible on your Isuzu finance, as that will mean less interest to pay overall. To give you an idea, if you finance an Isuzu D-Max (Dual Cab X-Terrain 4X4 - Auto) priced at $70,500 with an interest rate of 8% p.a., you’ll pay an extra $6,533 in interest over a 7-year term compared to a 5-year term.

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Repayment flexibility

The ideal Isuzu finance option allows you to make extra repayments and pay off the loan early without penalties. It’s also important to check if you can choose repayment frequencies - weekly, fortnightly or monthly - to better align with your budget.

Am I eligible for Isuzu finance?

The eligibility criteria for Isuzu finance will vary from lender to lender. But the standard car finance requirements with a lot of providers are:

  • You must be at least 18 years of age
  • You must be an Australian citizen or permanent resident
  • You must have a regular source of income to cover the repayments
  • You meet the lender’s other credit criteria (e.g. they will check your credit score)

How to apply for Isuzu finance

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Here’s a quick overview of the process for applying for finance to buy an Isuzu ute or truck:

  • Compare tailored Isuzu car loan quotes
  • Choose your best deal or use a car loan broker if you don't want to go it alone
  • Apply for finance with the lender
  • Provide documents to support your application
  • The lender will assess your application

If your application is successful, you’ll either be granted car loan pre-approval up to a certain amount (meaning you can go shopping for your Isuzu based on your pre-approved budget), or final approval if you have already decided on the model you want to buy.

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FAQs about Isuzu finance

Isuzu finance interest rates are different for each borrower. Your interest rate will be calculated based on your application. Generally, the rate you’re offered will take these factors into account:

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  • The age of the Isuzu vehicle you’re buying
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  • Whether you get finance from an Isuzu dealer or a specialist lender
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  • Whether the loan is secured or not
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  • Your credit history and score
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  • Your financial situation (e.g. your income, expenditures, debts, and assets you own

It may still be possible to get finance for an Isuzu ute or truck even if you have bad credit. This will of course depend on the other aspects of your application. But if you are approved for a bad credit car loan for your Isuzu, you will likely be charged a fairly high interest rate compared to borrowers with a good credit score.

Isuzu vehicles are often used for commercial purposes, and the approval process for that is different to the one used for personal loans.

Some Isuzu finance options come with a balloon payment. This means you have lower ongoing payments during the loan term, with a large one-off payment at the end. This can be very appealing, particularly for businesses looking to maximise their ongoing cashflow. Just be aware that the overall cost of the loan is generally higher with a balloon payment (assuming the other terms of the loan are the same).

If you’re looking to buy a used Isuzu, your options will be slightly different. Lenders generally offer the lowest rates on brand new cars, with rates on used car loans increasing the older the car is. But even if you are buying a used Isuzu, you can still generally get a secured car loan unless the vehicle is particularly old (e.g. more than 12 years old).

Jared Mullane is a finance writer with more than eight years of experience at some of Australia’s biggest finance and consumer brands. His areas of expertise include energy, home loans, personal finance and insurance. Jared is qualified with a Certificate IV in Finance and Mortgage Broking (FNS40821).

Sean Callery is the Editor of Money.com.au. He has over 15 years of international experience. He is qualified with a Certificate IV in Finance and Mortgage Broking (FNS40821) and is compliant to provide general advice in Tier 1 General Insurance (RG 146) products.

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