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32 financing and leasing options · A–Z
Equipment financing that includes new and used semi-trucks for drivers and owner-operators.
An option to explore for a semi-truck purchase. Check the current business and equipment requirements before comparing the payment, fees and repayment schedule.
Finance or lease delivery trucks, vocational vehicles and other business equipment.
Particularly relevant to explore for delivery or vocational equipment. Confirm coverage for the exact vehicle and use, then compare the offered structure and ownership outcome.
Truck and trailer financing and leasing, with dealer relationships forming an important route to the service.
Ask which team and legal entity will handle the proposal and ongoing account during the announced business transition. Compare current written terms for your equipment.
Truck-purchase and engine-overhaul financing, with lending and funding handled in-house according to CAG.
A truck-focused option for buying equipment or funding an overhaul. Compare the amount you receive, the truck securing the loan and the full repayment schedule for your specific need.
Financing for over-the-road trucks and trailers, including equipment purchases, refinancing and equipment-equity needs.
Relevant when a purchase is part of a wider financing change. For refinancing, compare the balance being repaid, any cash received and the new repayment schedule together.
Loans and leases for commercial trucks, trailers and other equipment, including purchases from private sellers.
Worth considering when you have chosen equipment from a dealer or private seller. Confirm that the asset and seller qualify, and compare the actual lender, upfront cash and ownership terms.
Financing for business equipment and commercial vehicles, with loan and lease-related structures.
A broader equipment-finance option. Confirm that your vehicle class and intended use qualify, especially for an over-the-road tractor, and compare the complete written terms.
Transportation equipment loans and leases for owner-operators and fleets, including vocational trucks.
Crossroads can make or arrange financing. Ask who will fund and service your agreement, and whether the proposal covers your chosen equipment or equipment supplied through another business.
Manufacturer-linked truck loans and leases, including TRAC and fair-market-value options described by Western Star.
A dealer-based route to compare for an eligible truck. Ask how the lease ends: ownership may require a further payment, and some arrangements are designed around returning the equipment.
Transportation-equipment financing for rolling stock and related business equipment through First Citizens.
An option for a business equipment purchase. Ask for the structure available for your asset, who services the agreement and the complete repayment terms.
Full-service truck leasing, an equity-lease option and arrangements for moving from owned equipment into leasing.
Compare the specific local proposal: maintenance, mileage, support and what happens to the truck at the end. Its different lease options can serve different ownership goals.
Loans for new and used trucks and lease products for new vehicles through International’s finance offering.
The published loan and lease routes cover different equipment. Confirm that your truck qualifies and ask whether the agreement ends in ownership, a purchase option or return.
Loan and lease options for Isuzu vehicles and specified pre-owned non-Isuzu commercial trucks, including TRAC, fair-market-value and iLease programs.
Relevant for an Isuzu or an eligible used commercial truck. Ask how your vehicle fits the program and what you would owe or need to do at the end of the lease.
An inventory-based lease-to-own route for semi-trucks, combining a truck with an ownership-oriented payment arrangement.
Relevant when you need both a truck and a way to pay for it. Compare the exact unit, cash upfront, payment count and conditions for ownership before focusing on the recurring payment.
Financing and leasing for Mack customers through Mack Financial Services.
A manufacturer-linked option to compare when buying or leasing a Mack. Check the truck covered, service responsibilities and end-of-agreement payment or return terms.
Financing for new and used semi-trucks, with repair-related funding and truck-title lending also available.
Mission covers several reasons for borrowing against a truck. Confirm whether the offer funds a purchase, pays an existing balance or provides additional cash, then compare the repayment obligations.
Transportation loans and leases covering commercial trucks, tractors, trailers and vocational equipment.
Broad equipment coverage makes this an option for several fleet needs. Compare the transaction-specific terms, dealer route and actual funding entity for the equipment you want.
Finance or lease a new or used Kenworth or Peterbilt.
A useful finance option alongside a truck purchase. Compare its loan or lease terms with any service-inclusive leasing proposal; the maintenance package and ownership outcome may differ.
Full-service leasing through a local network, using Kenworth and Peterbilt equipment.
The local leasing company and service coverage matter to this choice. Compare the actual maintenance package, mileage terms and ownership or return outcome offered in your area.
Full-service leasing for commercial trucks, with maintenance and support as part of the offering.
Useful to explore when equipment availability and service support matter alongside financing. Compare the truck, mileage allowance, maintenance coverage and end-of-term obligations.
Trailer leasing and rental, including dry and refrigerated equipment.
A route to obtaining trailer equipment for your operation. Ask for terms tied to the type, quantity, location and length of use you need, including service and return responsibilities.
Commercial fleet leasing with vehicle and maintenance choices.
The maintenance package is a key part of a Ryder lease comparison. Check covered work, tires, breakdown support, replacement equipment and return requirements alongside the payment.
Truck leasing for owner-operators, with routes for working with a carrier or operating under their own authority.
A route to obtaining a truck through a lease. Confirm the operating restrictions, service responsibilities and purchase or return terms for the particular agreement.
A trailer-leasing network bringing together several established transportation-equipment brands.
Start with the location that can supply and support your trailers. Confirm the actual contracting company, equipment availability, service responsibilities and return terms.
Commercial-truck financing and leasing for semi-trucks and other truck types.
A route to explore for a truck purchase or lease. Ask for terms tied to your equipment and business, including the payment schedule, fees and any final purchase amount.
Loans and leases for transportation equipment, including tractors, trailers and vocational vehicles, with several lease-end structures.
Trans Lease offers different ways to finance or lease equipment. The final payment or purchase option matters as much as the recurring payment if your goal is ownership.
Financing for equipment you select, truck and trailer leasing from TEL inventory, and used-equipment sales.
TEL has different routes depending on whether you already chose equipment or need it supplied. Compare the relevant finance or lease offer, including service and lease-end obligations.
Used-truck and trailer financing for owner-operators and small fleets, offered through the Arrow Truck Sales dealer network.
Most relevant when buying through Arrow Truck Sales. If your equipment comes from another seller, confirm that it is eligible before comparing the proposed terms.
Equipment financing for established carriers, with published minimums of 10 trucks, $2 million in annual revenue and a $250,000 loan.
Best suited to evaluate for a larger fleet financing request that meets the published minimums. A smaller carrier can ask Carrier Alliance to explore other providers. Compare the full repayment terms alongside the amount funded.
U.S. commercial-truck financing through Volvo Financial Services, including loans and TRAC leases.
Consider this route when pricing an eligible truck through the Volvo channel. Compare the complete schedule and final obligation for the particular vehicle, rather than relying on a model-specific promotion.
Bank equipment financing for trucks, trailers and other commercial equipment through loan and lease options.
A bank-finance route worth checking for your equipment and transaction size. Confirm the available program and compare upfront cash, payments and any final obligation.
Trailer leasing and rental, with equipment supplied through XTRA Lease.
Relevant when you need a trailer supplied rather than a loan for one already chosen. Compare trailer type, location, term, service obligations and usage or return charges.
