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Correspondingly, can a 16 year old have a car under his name?
Answer: State laws vary greatly regarding at what age someone can title a car in their own name. And yes, if the teen owns the car, he can still be under his parent's insurance policy. In fact, that is recommended because car insurance for young drivers is more expensive when the teen has his own policy.
Similarly, can you register a car at 16?
A “Minor's Filing” is sent to the Department of Motor Vehicles to officially prove that the minor has a valid insurance policy. Once the DMV receives the “Minor's Filing”, the minor is then able to register the vehicle.
The minimum eligible age you can be to register a vehicle in your name is: 17 years for any other vehicle.