Can you get a college car loan?

Can I use a college loan to get a car so I don't have to pay anything until after college?

• So here's the deal: I am 100% covered for tuition at my school with payments and everything and do not technically need to take out a loan for tuition or room and board. I live about 30min away from school and even though I am rooming there, I still would like a car to just get around and go home if I want or need to. So, the reason why I would like to take out a college loan as opposed to just a regular loan is that I would like to keep the payments off until after I get out of school since I am clearly not working. What are my options here? Thank you!

• Answer:

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