Choosing a zero-down loan shifts the entire cost—including taxes, registration, and dealer fees—into the loan principal.
Buying a car with is a high-risk, high-convenience financing strategy that allows you to drive off the lot without an upfront cash payment. While it preserves your immediate liquid savings, it often results in higher interest rates , larger monthly payments, and a significant risk of negative equity (owing more than the car is worth). Core Financial Trade-offs
