Is it better to buy a car with a loan or pay in full?

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FaithFitz
07/30/25 3:26am
It is better to pay in full when buying a car. Here are the details: 1. The cost of buying a car. The cost of buying a car includes the body price, purchase tax, license plate fee, and insurance fees, etc. If you pay in full, you must prepare the cash in advance; if you choose to buy with a loan, there will also be handling fees and interest, etc. The interest depends on the loan amount and duration. 2. Buying a car with a loan. The cost of buying a car with a loan is higher than paying in full, and you must make monthly repayments as required. If you fail to repay on time, you will be blacklisted in the credit system. When choosing how to buy a car, paying in full can save you a lot of money. At the same time, buying a car with a loan involves more complicated procedures, requires approval, and the loan disbursement also takes some time.
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