No, the owner just needs to sign the title over to you. I recommend this be done at the DMV in front of the clerk.
If you did not sign the contract, then the car does not belong to you. However, they can charge you a daily rate for having the car (as if you had rented it).
No you cant because you have signed a contract and it means you have to deal with it till it ends.
A car note is a contract and you need to be 18 to enter into a contract.
The contract is binding on both parties when you sign. There is generally no period during which the contract can be canceled.
If it was written in the contract, yes. If it was not written in the contract then this would be an unfair demand and not binding.
no
If it's from a car lot - they will give you papers to sign. When you sign it becomes a contract. Buying from a regular person - you give them some money and they give you the car keys.
Of course you can, but be very, very, careful. You need a written notarized contract detailing the payment terms, and interest rate. It should also spell out exactly what happens if the buyer does not make payments on time. One other thing, if this is Family or Friends buying the car, do not do it. Never ever sell anything to family or friends! You need a written contract so search Google for free legal forms.
you do not need to bring any special paperwork if you are buying a car from a car auction. the only proof you will need is the paperwork after to buy the car to get insurance and the titles switched in your name.
You need to make sure you have a written contract buying the vehicle and that the finance company or bank has changed the name on the contract or I would not recommend taking over a car payment. The reason is that the vehicle is not yours in any way or fashion. It belongs to the other person even if you are making the payments it still belongs to them. For this reason, you cannot insure a vehicle you do not own. The insurance company cannot pay you if the car is totaled and they cannot pay the other person because they don't have an insurance contract with the company. Sometimes the company will make an exception if you have a contract with the seller.
Are you interested in buying a car through a financing plan where you make payments over time?
You cannot break a contract unless there is something that is documented wrong with the car and the dealership refuses to repair it. There is no provision for a change of mind, only a lemon law.