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If you have the car as collateral, the loan company will take the car. The co-signer is not automatically put on the title, that would be between you and the co-signer. My father co-signed a loan when I was younger, and my name was on the title, not his.
Yes you can sell the car, but you have to pay off the existing loan and have the lenders lien released first. You can sell a vehicle with a lien on the title.As the previous answer suggested you could have the buyer go with you and have him pay off the lien and then sign over the title to him when the lien is released. BTW-With a conventional loan (not a lease) you do own the car.eport Abuse. If you owe less than the car is worth, you might be able to. Remember, there is a lien on your car title. To remove the lien you will need to pay off the debt. That would be done by taking the money from the sale and applying it to the note and paying it off.