Remove car loan/auto lien to sell or keep vehicle

[vincepryor]

*To staff/admin: if this isn't allowed I apologize and please remove*

I have a vehicle in the US (german make)

I purchased it out of pocket for a good deal.

It's registered to me. However, it has an outstanding lien.

Hypothetically, let's say I want to avoid paying the lien but still keep/make use of the vehicle.

Let's say:

1. I want to transfer this to a family friend's name in another state. Where they would own it "free and clear" without paying the loan off.

2. I want to sell it to an buyer (domestic or overseas) that doesn't care there's a lien or title in the lienholder's name.

3. I want to keep the car as a backup vehicle or drive it on occasion, without worrying about having it repossessed.

Questions:
• Moral and ethical questions aside, if I did want to make any of above happen...how?
• I'm thinking darks may be of use, someone who specializes in "fixing" this, or find (overseas or domestic) buyers that don't care

Any feedback is useful and appreciated

Happy Holidays

 

[JohnnyDoe]

Don’t get in trouble for such a stupid thing.

 

[daniels27]

Pretty common thing in Bolivia: cars without papers.
https://travelandwildlife.de/en/stolen-cars-in-bolivia-an-unstoppable-problem/

 

[vincepryor]

Pretty common thing in Bolivia: cars without papers.
https://travelandwildlife.de/en/stolen-cars-in-bolivia-an-unstoppable-problem/

Interesting article, thanks for sending

 

[vincepryor]

Don’t get in trouble for such a stupid thing.

This is all hypothetical

 

[Houdini]

This is something that happens all over Europe, even with leased cars. The cars are stolen, all the numbers are removed, and then the cars are transported to Africa, Poland, Romania, and other similar countries, and they simply disappear that way.