I would not want to put it on the road until winter is over.
If i take out a car loan from a credit union, do i have to register it and insure it right away?
Or can I wait a while?
Now my second idea.
What about just taking out a personal loan, buying the car, and letting it sit in my neighbors backyard, and then register it later on??? Can i do that?
What are my options. I don’t feel like paying insurance on two cars, one im not driving.
yea u have to have insurance on it…liek Newman said…even if its old because technically u dont own it so if anything were to happen to it the bank can still get their money back once the loan is paid off u can take collision comp glass yada yada off
i kno my truck has a loan from a credit union and its off my insurance and and off the road now untill april. I dunno if the credit union knows this, but its been off the road and completely uninsured since the middle of october and they didnt say anything yet, so i guess its ok.
Are you sure you have to pay insurance on the car even though it’s not registered? I can’t see why they would force you to drive the car. Say it’s a collectors item, etc…
State farm lets you withdraw your car from use. I have it on my Eclipse where I pay 25% of my premium and I don’t have to take the car off the road and reregister it in the spring.