Yes, the Accord is considered "mine", though my mother officially owns it and my father is the only one who drives it . I cannot drive it unfortunately since it is a manual, and a very touchy one at that. I have driven it a couple times, but only up and down our empty residential street. I failed miserably every time I can't even count how many times I stalled that thing.
So anyways, I am forced to drive the Camry since it is our only automatic (out of six believe it or not ) other than my mom's Corolla, but I try to shy away from that piece of junk I do not want to be seen in that car

Also, I have a question about "owning" cars, and when I say "owning" I mean officially owning, as in your name is on the title and your birthday is on the lisence plate. How old must you be? I know of quite a few teenagers under 18 (including yourself MBSL65fan) that "own" their own car. But do they "offcially" own it, or do their parents just own it and let them have it? I assume there is an age requirement, but is it 16 or 18 or something else? (I am speaking of US rules only by the way)