- Joined
- Jan 16, 2017
I'm assuming she put down the deposit, or gave Becky cash towards it.
I'm not in the US so this is a generalisation, but even with ID and a bank account (far as we know, she has neither) AL has no creditworthiness - no fixed, secure income, no employer, no job history worth speaking of, no assets, no collateral and multiple living situations. Nobody cares where the initial cold, hard cash comes from and the rest could be a loan to Becks from the dealer/a lender, with an informal arrangement between them that AL will contribute towards payments. But with no assets nor secure income, Becks is likely paying a higher interest rate for an unsecured loan and may have had to put down a higher deposit. The specifics for each country differ, but that's yer basics. Higher risk = worse deal. They probably will pay thru the nose for that car.
Tl;dr. It's Becky's car which Amber has appropriated and considers "hers" because she contributed. In normal-land, it's not hers or even theirs.
That makes a lot more sense. It's Becky's car entirely then. AL made it sound like she co-signed for the car or something.