<prompt> Human: I want to buy my grandma a car for her birthday, however, I found in order for it to be in her name, she would have to be the primary on the car loan. My original plan was to have the car loan completely under me without getting her involved, but it looks like thats not possible? Her credit isnt great 500s, she filed for bankruptcy last year, and she cosigned on another car loan of a family member who we just found out has not been making payments on time. Its looking very unlikely I will be able to get a loan this way. nbsp; My question is, is there another way to go about getting her a car? Im not trying to put 50 down like the dealer wanted me to do in order for her loan to possibly approved. The car I want to get her is in the 50-60K range. I can afford it and have great credit, so that isnt a problem. nbsp; We live in different states if thats relevant. She lives in Indiana. nbsp; Edit: In my opinion no one needs a 50K car. She used to be wealthy and drive even more expensive cars than that. She practically raised me and has supported me throughout my entire life, and now that I have a great job, it is something I have always wanted to do for her to give back to her. I dont particularly care for these type of material things myself, but I know she does and will really appreciate it.  <response>: Buy Grandma a nice second hand car for 8k. Buy with cash. Give it to her. Problem solved. 