Ah, the cryptic phrase "under finance"—it’s the automotive equivalent of a fine print footnote. Simply put, it means the vehicle is still subject to a loan or finance agreement; the current owner hasn’t fully paid it off yet. If you buy a car under finance, you might inherit the debt or face legal headaches if the seller tries to pass off a half-paid ride. Always check the PPSR (Personal Property Securities Register) in Australia to avoid nasty surprises.
In short, "under finance" means the car’s not fully yours until the loan wraps up—so tread carefully, savvy buyer.

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