Short answer: probably—if your finances aren’t held together with duct tape and wishful thinking. Lenders in Australia check income, expenses, credit history, employment stability, and the car itself, then decide whether the repayments are comfortably serviceable. A deposit, a newer car as security, and a clean credit file all help; missed payments and payday loans don’t. Compare the comparison rate (not just the headline rate), watch for fees and balloon payments, and consider pre-approval so you’re shopping with a firm budget. If you salary‑sacrifice, a novated lease can be tidy, but read the fine print on running costs and fringe benefits tax. Gather ID, payslips, and bank statements, and know your maximum monthly number before the showroom scent hypnotises you. If the sums work and the paperwork’s tidy, yes—you can likely get car finance.
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