Financing
Sooner than you think
An Airstream is the rare recreational purchase that lenders like, because it is still worth real money in fifteen years. That works in your favour on term, on rate and on payment.
Run the Numbers
See where a payment lands
Move the sliders to get a feel for it. These are estimates to think with, not a quote. The real figure comes from the lender and your credit profile.
$20,500 down
Seeded with our current posted terms: 7.99% over 240 months with 10% down. Move the sliders to see what changes.
Estimated payment
$800/bi-weekly
or $1,733 monthly
- Amount financed
- $207,338
- Cost of borrowing
- $208,574
- Payments
- 520
OAC. Freight and PDI included. 7.99% with 10% down over a 240 month amortization. BI-WEEKLY PAYMENTS ARE ESTIMATED BASED ON 10% DOWN, 7.99% 240/MAXIMUM AVAILABLE AMORT, OAC. TOTAL COB WILL VARY WITH AMORT, TERM, & PAYMENT. PAYMENTS INCLUDE APPLICABLE PROVINCIAL TAXES AND FEES.
Why Here
What our finance office actually does
Terms built for an asset that lasts
Airstreams hold value longer than anything else towable, and RV lenders price that in. Longer amortizations are available here that simply are not on a depreciating unit.
One application, many lenders
We work with the major Canadian RV lenders and the credit unions. You fill in one form and we shop it around, rather than sending you off to do the same thing five times.
Nothing pulled without permission
Starting a conversation is not a credit application. No inquiry touches your file until you sign off on it in writing.
Bruised credit is still a conversation
Past bankruptcy, consumer proposal, thin file, self-employed with income that is hard to document. None of that ends the discussion. It just changes which lender we start with.
Trade equity counts as down payment
Whatever your current rig is worth comes straight off the front. Get it appraised first and you will know exactly where you stand.
Protection you can actually decline
Extended warranty, tire and rim, life and disability cover are all offered and all optional. We will explain what each one does and then respect the answer.
Protection & Coverage
Cover the trailer, the loan, or neither
Every one of these is optional and every one is explained before you are asked to decide. Coverage terms, limits and pricing come from the policy itself, so ask the finance office for the current documents.
Extended warranty
First Canadian Protection Plan
Mechanical and appliance coverage that picks up where the factory warranty stops. Available on new and used, with nationwide service and coverage that transfers if you sell privately, which is worth real money on an Airstream.
Roadside assistance
Coach-Net Roadside
RV-specific roadside help, dispatched by people who know the difference between a tow truck and a rig that needs a flatbed. Separate plans for towables and motorized coaches.
Payment protection
Life & Disability Insurance
Covers the loan rather than the trailer. If income stops through illness, injury or death, the payments do not fall to your family.
Appearance protection
24/7 Protect
For the damage that is not mechanical. Road debris, hail, interior stains and tears. The ordinary wear an aluminum shell picks up over a decade of use.
Rodent prevention
Mouse Shield Undercoating
When you move out of the RV for the winter, mice move in. An undercoating treatment that seals the entry points they use.
Product availability varies by province and by unit. Nothing here is a contract. Coverage is defined solely by the policy documents you receive at signing.
Request More Information
Ask before you apply
Questions about term, rate or which protection product is worth it. Ask here and a finance specialist answers. If you would rather get straight to a number, start a pre-approval instead.
