Yes, you can get a payment plan for second‑hand cars in Australia—it's usually called car finance, not magic beans.
Common options include dealer finance, a bank/credit union car loan, or a personal loan; some buyers use novated leases via their employer for eligible used cars.
Compare the comparison rate, fees, and loan term, and watch for balloon/residual payments that make repayments look tiny now but bite later.
Bring a deposit if you can, get pre‑approval, and run a PPSR check plus a proper inspection so you don’t inherit someone else’s mechanical soap opera.
Most lenders prefer newer cars with reasonable kilometres, and may cap age at settlement.
If the numbers don’t add up, walk away—there’s always another used car and your budget will thank you in the morning.

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