Use some common sense here. If you continue to make the payments then all is well. If you stop making payments you are in default on the loan. They will repossess the vehicle. If they cannot find it, then of course they can't repossess it. But you will be looking over your shoulder from now on. And of course you can't sell the vehicle with a lien on it. And god forbid you have an accident or get stopped for speeding as you might get caught. You want to live like that? I sure would not want to. But it is your decision. We all make decisions, and we all live with the consequences of those decisions. The jails are full of people who made bad decisions. God gave you a brain, use it.
No it is not legal and you can be arrested for taking it.
If you have no money to pay down on this vehicle or do not have a vehicle to trade in that you have no business buying a new van. You should be buying a used van.
It loses you friends, makes you poor, and gets you arrested.
No. You will lose money buying it though.
You cant get arrested if you ask someone for your money back you can only get arrested if you threaten them or hurt then for money.
Yes, the amount of money that you owe on the motorcycle will be added on to the amount you are borrowing on whatever vehicle you are buying. They will then pay off the title since you owe that money anyhow for the new vehicle.
If I sold a vehicle and the bank did not give me the whole amount owed towards the vehicle or the person buying the vehicle did not pay the remainder of the money can I put a second lien on the vehicle I live in Indiana
You can get arrested if you have the money. You can get arrested if you have the money.
Buying isn't the problem, with enough money, it is the legal operation of the vehicle, and securing a valid driver's license.
Buy the car out right and demand it from the dealer.... You might not be able to use Fiat Money for this type of transaction....
No you would not get arrested.
Depends on the vehicle you are buying and the dealer. Of course you will save the interest payments you would be making if you borrowed the money which are substantial.