Built for dealers
This page is for equipment dealers. If you operate a fleet, asset-based lending and trailer financing are the relevant pages.
Every unit on the lot represents cash that can't be used elsewhere until it sells — and the units you don't stock are the sales you don't make. Floor-plan financing breaks that constraint.
How floor-plan financing works

Finloc funds qualifying units so you can stock what your market demands.


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You carry financing costs only on the inventory you're actually holding.
How does it work?
Why it makes sense to work with us
- We know the equipment. Financing transport equipment since 1999, backed by a parent company that has manufactured semi-trailers for over 60 years. When we assess inventory, we're assessing something we understand.
- Decisions at the speed of your business. When a unit comes available, waiting two weeks for a committee isn't an option.
Floor-Plan Financing FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions About Finloc 2000
A revolving facility that funds a dealer's inventory. The lender advances against units you stock; you repay as each unit sells. It lets a dealer hold more inventory than working capital alone would allow, which directly affects how much you can sell.
A term loan is a fixed amount repaid on a schedule. A floor-plan facility revolves — you draw as you stock and repay as you sell, carrying financing costs only on what's currently on the lot.
es, through vendor leases — the purchase and the financing can be arranged in one conversation, which removes a common reason for a buyer to walk away.