Delivery Van Financing

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Delivery vans are the workhorses of many industries. Millions of miles a year are put on the odometers of delivery vans across a bevy of industries. Auto parts stores, retail stores (especially in the hardware and building supply industry), and food service establishments all use delivery vans. Of course, the most obvious of all are courier and delivery services, whether local or national in scope.

Delivery vans can be financed many ways (as you can often buy them at an auto dealership), but one of the best ways is to use an equipment finance company like Crest Capital. In short, an equipment finance company has more experience in financing delivery vans for commercial enterprises. In fact, Crest Capital has been financing delivery vans since 1989. We've developed a simple application process with fast credit decisions for companies looking to finance delivery vans, whether you need one or an entire fleet. Contact us today to learn more.

Cargo Vans, Step Vans and Box Trucks

Cargo vans suit lighter loads and city streets. Step vans have a tall walk-in body built for many stops a day. Box trucks carry more in a separate box behind the cab. See box truck financing and moving van financing.

Who Uses Delivery Vans

Auto parts stores, building and plumbing supply houses, florists, pharmacies, appliance dealers, and uniform and linen services deliver their own goods with vans.

Shelving, Racks and Upfits

Many delivery vans get shelving, ladder racks, partitions or a refrigeration unit from an upfitter, so the van fits the route and the goods. For goods that must stay cold, see refrigeration truck financing.

New and Used Delivery Vans

Before buying a used delivery van, check the mileage and service records, the brakes and transmission, which wear in stop and go driving, the cargo floor and doors, and any shelving or upfit.