Can Someone with good credit get a car loan in their name for me and I make the payments contract drawn up to keep this person from taking if got past due?

Yes, it is possible for someone with good credit to get a car loan in their name for you, and for you to make the payments. This can be done by having the person co-sign the loan with you. This means that they will be equally responsible for the loan, and if you do not make the payments, they will be responsible for paying them.

To protect the person who is co-signing the loan, you can draw up a contract that states that you will be responsible for making the payments and that the car will remain in their name until the loan is paid off. This will help to ensure that the person who is co-signing the loan is not taken advantage of.

Here are some things to keep in mind when getting a car loan with a co-signer:

* The co-signer must have good credit.

* The co-signer must be willing to take on the responsibility of the loan.

* You must be able to make the payments on the loan.

* You should draw up a contract that states that you will be responsible for making the payments and that the car will remain in the co-signer's name until the loan is paid off.

If you can meet these requirements, getting a car loan with a co-signer can be a great way to get the car you need.