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Maddy JF would rather have a house loan, especially in America because you can write off your interest and your taxes. If you do go and get a car loan, I would really encourage you not to do it over more than four years. Putting that 20% down, that's kind of like the depreciation hit. Your car will always be worth what the debt is on it. It just feels a little bit more psychologically comforting that you don't have a car worth less than what you owe on it. That's my two cents with car loan. There's an interesting take right now about cloud Bitcoin - we'll send you my wallet.