 TITLE: Can I Buy a Car With a Credit Card? CONTENT: Can I Make Regular Monthly Payments With a Credit Card?\n-------------------------------------------------------\nMost auto lenders don't allow you to use a credit card for monthly payments, and if any do, they may charge you a convenience fee that outweighs the value of the rewards you'd earn.\nOf course, if your credit card issuer sends you a balance transfer check in the mail, you could technically use one to make a payment on your auto loan or even pay it off in full. The check acts just like a personal check but is tied to your credit card's credit limit instead.\nKeep in mind that even with an introductory 0% APR promotion, you'll typically be charged balance transfer fees, which can range from 3% to 5% of the amount transferred. Also, you may still run into the same problems with interest using a card with an introductory 0% APR for a down payment—if you have a balance remaining when the promotion ends, it could end up costing you more.\nIn most cases, it's best to avoid using your credit card to make payments toward your auto loan. If you're struggling to make your payment and have a balance transfer check available, it may be a good option compared with not paying at all. But be sure to have a plan in place to pay back the debt before the promotional period ends to avoid a high interest rate. END