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Can you be a co-owner of car without license?

Generally, no. While the specifics vary by jurisdiction, most places require car ownership to be linked to a licensed driver. While you might be able to be listed as a co-owner on the title, you likely won't be able to legally *operate* the vehicle without a license. The licensed co-owner would be responsible for insurance and any legal issues related to the car's operation. Trying to circumvent this could lead to legal problems.
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