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Does the owner of a vehicle have any liability if co-buyer has an accident while driving it?

Yes, the owner of a vehicle can have liability if a co-buyer has an accident while driving it. In most cases, the owner of the vehicle is held responsible for any damages caused by the vehicle, regardless of who is driving it. This is because the owner is the one who is legally responsible for the vehicle and its operation. If the co-buyer causes an accident while driving the vehicle, the owner may be held liable for the damages caused, even if they were not present at the time of the accident.
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