Spreading the cost of a new outboard motor may be possible through third-party finance providers. We can connect eligible customers with lenders — contact our team to find out what options may be available to you.
Important: Wave Engines Pty Ltd is not a credit provider and does not offer financial advice. Finance is arranged through independent third-party lenders. Approval, interest rates and repayment terms are determined solely by the lender based on their own assessment. All figures on this page are indicative only. Read all finance documents carefully before signing.
We connect customers with third-party finance providers. Specific steps may vary depending on the lender.
The following structures are commonly available through third-party lenders. Terms, availability and eligibility vary by lender and individual circumstances.
A personal loan is one of the most common ways to finance a recreational outboard motor. You borrow a fixed amount and repay it over an agreed term with fixed or variable interest.
We can refer eligible customers to a third-party finance provider who specialises in recreational and marine equipment. You apply directly with the lender — we make the introduction.
If you hold an active ABN and are purchasing for business purposes, asset finance or chattel mortgage structures may be available through a commercial lender.
Eligibility is determined entirely by the lender. The following reflects common criteria used by consumer and commercial finance providers in Australia. Individual lender requirements will vary.
| Criteria | Personal Finance | Business / Asset Finance | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Australian Resident | ✓ Required | ✓ Required | Some lenders also require citizenship or permanent residency |
| Minimum Age | 18 years or over | 18 years or over | Directors or applicants must meet minimum age requirements |
| Regular Income | ✓ Required | Varies | Lenders assess income, employment type and stability |
| ABN Required | ✗ Not required | ✓ Required | Business finance typically requires an active ABN with trading history |
| Credit History | ✓ Assessed | ✓ Assessed | A poor credit history may affect approval or rates |
| Minimum Loan Amount | Varies by lender | Varies by lender | Confirm minimum amounts with the lender before applying |
| Deposit Required | May be required | May be required | Some lenders require a deposit contribution — not universal |
| Responsible Lending Laws | ✓ Applies | Partial | Consumer credit is regulated under the National Consumer Credit Protection Act. Business credit has different obligations. |
Get a rough idea of repayments based on a loan amount and term. These figures are estimates only and do not represent a finance offer, quote or pre-approval.
The questions our customers ask most often about buying an outboard motor on finance.
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Wave Engines Pty Ltd (ABN 74 684 461 023 | ACN 684 461 023) is not a credit provider, credit licensee or financial adviser. We do not offer, arrange or recommend any specific financial product. Any reference to finance options on this page is general information only and does not constitute a credit quote, pre-approval, offer or financial advice.
Finance is subject to lender approval and the lender's standard terms, conditions and eligibility criteria. Interest rates, fees, comparison rates and repayment amounts displayed or calculated on this page are indicative only and are not guaranteed. Actual rates and repayments will differ based on your individual circumstances and the lender's assessment.
Before entering into any credit contract, read all finance documents carefully, compare products from multiple lenders, and seek independent financial or legal advice if required. Credit products are regulated under the National Consumer Credit Protection Act 2009 (Cth) and associated legislation.