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Can A Farang Own A Truck Now?

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I know a few years ago I had my truck in my name because I paid cash for it but now my friend says that it is not possible and that it has to be in a Thai's name. Does anyone know if this is true or can I buy another truck without any Thai help?

Never heard such thing. Of course foreigners can own cars or pickup trucks under their own name.

Never heard such thing. Of course foreigners can own cars or pickup trucks under their own name.

For sure. Just need proof of address. thumbsup.gif DO NOT listen to any ladies. sad.png

I know a few years ago I had my truck in my name because I paid cash for it but now my friend says that it is not possible and that it has to be in a Thai's name. Does anyone know if this is true or can I buy another truck without any Thai help?

Not true now or ever. I've owned a SUV and a car in my name over the years. No difference type of car.

To confirm your are talking about an actual truck yeah and not a pickup.

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Just a regular pick-up truck. Anyways it seems you can. Thanks for the feedback good people.

Sounds like Pattaya bar banter nonsense. Of course you can own a truck. Though, it wouldn't surprise me if we all woke up tomorrow and we were no longer allowed to own vehicles due to the huge numbers of Thai fatalities on the road.

Interesting that you live in a world where there are only Thais and "Farangs."

Might you be referring to non-Thai nationals or foreigners?

Did this same friend also tell you that if you are in an accident the 'farang' is always wrong ?

Did this same friend also tell you that if you are in an accident the 'farang' is always wrong ?

Not true.I've had 2 accidents both caused by other drivers(taxis)first time '07 driver admited responsibility 2nd time '10 police kept taxi in station until drivers insurance agreed to pay hospital and repair costs(taxi driver fined 500B breaking a red)there were Thai witnesses who pointed the finger at the taxi driver I live in central Bangkok near a police station,don't drink and have insurance,licence etc.Not saying it's a fair system here but hey there not ALL bad.

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