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Originally Posted by Ant
This question is a little different. I'm asking if the they can still add my mother's name to the title, if she doesn't do the financing.
I don't know why so many people are against me getting this car. I've saved up my money, and this is what I want. I'm not asking a single penny out of pocket from either my Mother or my Grandmother, or anyone else. And even if they did LEND me money, I would have them paid back ASAP.
I know what my income is, and I've figured out my payments and I can afford it. I don't know how someone else can tell me that I can't afford something.
As far as insurance goes, I can be listed as a part-time driver going to schol under my Mom's insurance plan, which would come out to around $160 per month.
Not that I need to explain myself...
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We are't against you getting the car. We are just older and wiser and know you can't afford it. You asked for our honest opinion and we gave it. The fact that you have to involve your mother...your grandmother...and who else means you don't have your financial affairs in order.
Short answer to your question...lien holder = title holder. If both your mom and grandmother are on the lien then their names go on the title. You cannot add another person's name to a title unless the vehicle in question is paid and full and the lien has been removed.