Auto Business
Loans & Financing
for Auto Repair Shops
Own an auto repair shop or auto parts business? We could provide your small business with a personalized auto business loan program!
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What Are Auto Business Loans?
An auto business loan is a loan to help business owners start up an automotive business like an auto repair shop. They can also be used to help businesses purchase a vehicle to use for business needs. Because each business is unique, there are many different loan products to help.
How Financing Works for Auto Repair Shops
Getting auto repair business loans is important for many entrepreneurs who want to start this kind of business. The cost of a shop, tools, and inventory can all be financed using auto business loans. Once you apply and get approved, you may be able to choose from unsecured business loans, a merchant cash advance, a business line of credit, equipment financing, and even SBA loans.
Use Cases
How To Use a Auto Business Loan
When you get auto business financing, the type of loan will determine how you can use it. Some are multi-purpose, while others can only be used for something like inventory or buying a business vehicle.
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Expansion
Expanding your auto repair shop business is easier when you have the right mechanic shop financing. It’s one of the many ways to use auto business financing.
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Equipment
Buying equipment like a lift or specialty tools is made easier with auto business loans. Make sure to get the right type of lending to use for your business needs.
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Hiring
Good mechanics make an auto shop great. Using an auto business loan can help you hire the right team to get your business rolling.
Why Apply for an Auto Repair Business Loan?
The Ability to Invest in Website Updates
Managing a website is a costly investment. With commercial auto financing, you can get the resources you need to update your website.
The Opportunity to
Buy Inventory
Fixing cars isn’t the only way mechanics make money. They make a profit on the parts they use, and even sell other supplies. A good loan will help your business get the inventory you need.
Make Sure the Necessary Tools are Paid For
Auto shops need tools to function. Auto repair shop loans can help you fund these necessary supplies.
Minimum Eligibility Requirements
Grow your automotive business without hurting your cash flow. When you meet these minimum requirements, you may be eligible for a loan with Fora Financial.
| Time in Business | Minimum 6 Months |
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| Business Annual Growth Revenue | $180K+ Annual Revenue |
| Business Checking Account | Yes |
| US Citizen/Based Company | Yes |
| FICO Score | 500+ |
| Collateral | None |
| Other Financing | None |
| Bankruptcies | None open |
Better Your Business With Fora Financial
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Expand Business Location
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Purchase or Repair Auto Equipment
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Hire Skilled Workers
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Invest in Website Updates
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Buy Inventory
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Pay for Necessary Tools
What Fora Financial customers say
"We couldn't do it without the help of Fora Financial, and the people there are just tremendous. I highly recommend the financing program to anyone that needs it.”
John Bogonis, Owner / Carlisle Bakery, Carlisle, PA
“The integrity and relationship is extremely strong, really appreciated the way Fora Financial worked with us and it was such a positive experience for my company and for myself.”
Rodney Thomas, Owner / Thomas and Herbert Consulting
"I didn't have any capital or line of credit to start with, so I applied to Fora Financial for a loan. The team was easy to work with. Fora's products can help small businesses weather ripples in the economy that might otherwise be a serious problem."
Debra Heim, Very Best Little Hairhouse, Sharon, PA
“With Fora Financial, he was able to get an approval with minimal paperwork and the financing he needed within 3 business days.”
Juan Manuel Perez, Restaurant Owner / Pita Grill, New York, NY
“The process at Fora Financial was quite transparent, you know what you were getting into, quite honest, actually very easy and as I grew and took more advances, the terms got better.”
Dickson Shreffler, Owner / Sleepy Poet Antique Mall, Charlotte, NC
“There's no such thing as cut and dry any more, it doesn't work that way and Fora Financial was able to do that and they are still able to do that today. I hope we can continue this relationship for years to come.”
Russell Bobo, Owner / Bobo Engineering Incorporated
“True to their word, Fora Financial provided substantial funds that allowed us to get some very nice jobs.”
Ed Campany, Owner / Campany Roof Maintenance, West Palm Beach, FL
“Fora Financial provides better banking in general.”
Ismael Lopez, Owner / PR Wraps, Miami, FL
“When Fora Financial offered the opportunity to provide us with capital, we jumped right on it. We thought it was a win-win situation. It makes sense.”
Joseph Pou, Owner / J&J Pool and Beach Services
“If it wasn't for Fora Financial I don't know if we would have made it through the summer.”
Carl Busset, Owner / The 19th Hole at the Saints, Port St Lucie, FL
"Thanks to the working capital I received from Fora Financial, I was able to retain my employees during a challenging time. Applying was easy and the turnaround time was great!"
Denise Barron, Proprietor / Growing Patch Learning Center, Pittsburgh, PA
Auto Repair Shop Financing FAQ
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Before you get an auto shop loan, it’s best to have a plan in place to help you determine your most critical business needs. Doing this will ensure that you use your auto business loans to their full potential for everything from hiring new staff to buying supplies or expanding your shop.
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Lending for an auto repair shop can look like term loans, business line of credit, working capital loans, and even cash or capital advances. Each of these loans come with different terms and loan amounts based on qualifying factors.
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Reach out to a lender to apply for auto business financing. It’s best to have all your financial information for your business including income, expenses, assets, and profits for a year or more. If you’re just starting out, lenders may look at your personal credit to make a determination.
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Businesses that are profitable are more likely to get approved for lending. If you’re just getting started, work on keeping your credit score in good standing, have a thorough business plan, and have money to invest in it yourself. These will help you get lending for your auto repair shop business.
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