Whether Lily can get a title loan while still paying off her vehicle loan depends on several factors, including the policies of the title loan lender and the specific circumstances of her situation. Here are some considerations:

  1. Ownership of the Vehicle: To qualify for a title loan, Lily must be the legal owner of the vehicle and hold the title in her name. If she is still paying off her vehicle loan, the lender or lienholder of the existing loan likely holds the title until Lily completes the repayment of her loan.

  2. Existing Lien on the Vehicle: If Lily's vehicle still has an outstanding loan balance, there is likely a lien on the title held by the lender of the existing loan. In this case, Lily may not be able to obtain a title loan from another lender until she pays off the existing loan and obtains clear title to the vehicle.

  3. Lender Requirements: Title loan lenders typically require borrowers to have clear title to the vehicle, meaning there are no outstanding liens or loans against the vehicle. Lenders may perform a title search to verify the ownership status of the vehicle before approving a title loan.

  4. Risk to the Lender: Lenders may be hesitant to approve a title loan for a vehicle that already has an outstanding loan balance, as it increases the risk of default and potential complications in the event of repossession.

  5. Legal Considerations: Depending on state laws and regulations, there may be restrictions on obtaining a title loan while there is an existing loan or lien on the vehicle. Lily should check the laws in her state regarding title loans and vehicle liens to understand her eligibility.

In summary, while it's theoretically possible for Lily to get a title loan while still paying off her vehicle loan, it may be challenging due to the existing lien on the vehicle's title. Lily should review her loan agreement, consult with her current lender, and inquire with potential title loan lenders to understand her options and eligibility.