Kiss hello. No, low-income households can't buy a car. Low-income households refer to families who have lost their labor force due to severe disability or illness of their family members and enjoy the minimum living allowance. Residents whose housing or income is significantly lower than the local minimum living standard. Because of the unbalanced regional development, the minimum living standards of different provinces and cities also vary greatly. Families who enjoy this treatment mainly fall into the following four categories: 1, without financial resources, unable to work, and homeless (village) breadwinners. According to the regulations, low-income households are not allowed to borrow money to buy a car. Low-income households refer to families who have lost their labor force due to severe disability or illness of their family members and enjoy the minimum living allowance. Residents whose housing or income is significantly lower than the local minimum living standard. If you have the ability to borrow money to buy a car, you will not be called a low-income household.