If a 16-year-old buys a car, uses it for six months, then decides to disaffirm the contract to buy the car on a three-year payment plan, the contract is voidable.

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This is true because minors have the right to disaffirm contracts they enter into before reaching the age of majority. This means they can void the contract and return the car, but they may still be responsible for any payments they made before disaffirming the contract.

If a 16-Year-Old Buys a Car, Uses It for Six