Is there a way?
Is there a way?
Is there a way to get a loan for a car and not have to pay full coverage? Im looking to get a used ss/sc maybe and i just do not want to pay full coverage on it. I was told any auto loan, you have to get full coverage for the car.
The reason you need full coverage is that you don't own the car, the owner of the car is the party that controls the lean on the car.
Also think of it this way...
You buy the car, total it 3 months later because of some other stupid idoit driver and can't prove it was there fault. Now you have to pay the remainder of the loan except now you don't have a car to drive...
Also think of it this way...
You buy the car, total it 3 months later because of some other stupid idoit driver and can't prove it was there fault. Now you have to pay the remainder of the loan except now you don't have a car to drive...
I think i see what youre saying. I wanted to do that for a motorcycle.. like possibly take out a 6k personal loan from the bank and use it to payoff a bike.. that way my insurance would only be 200 a year... not 8k a year.
OK....Would you give YOUR money to a stranger to help them buy a car without some sort of guarantee to re-coup your money in case .. 1)They don't make payments and unit is re-possed (so car comes back to you to sell to get your money back) 2) Car is "totalled", insurance will satisfy leinholder first to cover loan,, and sometimes after a "total"... borrower may get the attitude. "car is totalled and does me no good, so I'm not going to continue payments."... See????
Maybe a close friend or family member will offer the luxury or not requiring it, but may vary state to state, especially if your DMV sees LEIN on title application.
Didn't mean to confuse or get longwinded.... just that how it should work. Hope it helped.
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