I want to buy a car but I've only done my theory test and haven't got a provisional as I'm 16. Can I still put my name and details down on the logbook? I understand that it appears to be a terrible idea for me to buy a car due to lack of a licence and whatnot but I need to know if I can. Thanks :)

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Can I buy a car with no licence whatsoever?

05-02-2022 10:29PM

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OnlyTheRed

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I want to buy a car but I've only done my theory test and haven't got a provisional as I'm 16.
Can I still put my name and details down on the logbook?
I understand that it appears to be a terrible idea for me to buy a car due to lack of a licence and whatnot but I need to know if I can.
Thanks :)

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#1 05-02-2022 10:35PM

PsychoPete

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Yes

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#1 05-02-2022 10:41PM

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You can buy as many cars as you like but you cannot legally drive them.

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#2 05-02-2022 10:49PM

elperello

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Don't forget if the motor tax is out you should declare it temporarily off the road so you don't have to pay arrears when you do get to drive it.
https://www.motortax.ie/OMT/

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#3 06-02-2022 07:59PM

Atlantic Dawn

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Yes go for it, just remember you are legally responsible for any fines associated with it so parking it on in a public place with no tax or insurance could result in a fine or seizure.

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