Risky business, I wouldn't do it.
No, because a person who is still paying on a car does not have the title. They would have to pay off the bank to obtain a clear title either first or as a part of the transaction (this is essentially what happens when you trade-in a car you still owe on at a dealership... you sign contracts agreeing to transfer your interest in the vehicle, the dealership gives part of the money to you (possibly in virtual form, meaning they instead reduce the price of the car you're buying by that amount) and pays off the bank with the rest).
depends on the person
how do you find out if the owner still owe a finance company on the car you are buying?
i am giving my parents a car i am still paying for the car can they get insurance without me
Just keep paying your car loan.Just keep paying your car loan.Just keep paying your car loan.Just keep paying your car loan.
No, credit is about responsibility over time. Paying cash doesn't help.
For cheap car insurance to qualify as "cheap" in the UK depends on what the definition of cheap means to the person buying or paying for the car insurance. The price may also vary because of the make and model of the car or if it's from another country.
No, you can not sell a car that doesn't belong to you and that you don't have a title to. If you are still paying for a car, the leinholder will have the title. The car won't be yours until you pay for the car in full and the leinholder signs off on the title and gives it to you.
Loans are going to have interests rates, therefore you will pay the same amount for the car either way but with a loan you will end up paying the bank as well.
The person who the car is registered with. You are paying for a car you don't own.
sign the title over to the person buying the car
Don't do it. Buying a new car when you still owe on a current vehicle it very foolish. Pay the one you have off before even considering buying another car.