I am thinking of buying a new car in the next year or two (because it looks like repairs will soon cost more than the trade in value of my car). Because I hope to have a condo by then, I don't want to have both a mortgage and a car loan.

I would be able to pay for the car without taking out a loan, but I have several questions:

1.Is there any reason this would not be a good idea?

2. Would they need to do a credit check still, or special background checks?

3. Would it be better to just put a large downpayment and get
a smaller loan (which I could try to pay off sooner)?

Of course I would make sure to have enough for emergencies afterwards.

Any advice or suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks.

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