
Can you buy a car without a license?
It’s possible to buy a car without a license, regulations vary by state.
Emma Woodward is a former contributor for Bankrate and is a freelance writer who loves writing to demystify personal finance topics. She is always looking for tactics to connect with readers in a non-stuffy way. When she's not writing about budgeting or student loans, Emma also writes about food and fashion. She has written for companies and publications like Finch, Toast, JBD Clothiers and The Financial Diet.
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It’s possible to buy a car without a license, regulations vary by state.
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