Tread carefully if you intend to do this, because you could get screwed badly if you don't go about it the right way. Typically, you would be the one who the lien became held against, meaning you'd be the one who payed the lienholder. Make sure that you get everything transferred to you, and that you make your payments directly to the lienholder, and not to the seller - the seller could very well decide not to pay the lienholder, and then you'd be the one left holding the bag for it.
If you're not buying this vehicle from a car dealership, I'd recommend you consult an attorney for advise on how to proceed with this purchase in a fashion which ensures all legal issues are covered, and that you're protected.
leaf or coil.. car will lean to one side.. eventually causin any number of probs
If a car dealership has a lean on your car and you have not made the required payments they may repossess your car.
My car is in the impound, i still owe 7,000.00 the impound put a lean. Will the finance Co. take me to collection?
Then you buy a MUCH better alarm system for your NEXT car.
You can go to jail for theft of a car.
This happens because an object in motion tends to stay in motion
i think they buy a tank
You figure out a way to continue making the payments.
Yes you can. It's up you if you'll gonna sell it to someone else and after it was successfully sold your car, you should return the money to the other buyer of your car who has a lean on your car.
Depends on a lot of factors, buy typically the light car sustains more damage than the heavy car.
After you buy your car you get it from your inventory and put it in your house. You can also buy a garage with it but cars are useless in this game, it's just a decoration, so I don't know why you will bother saving up for a car on petville that you can't drive
Kroger