As we all need to have a valid driver’s license at some point, no law restricts people from buying a vehicle without having a driver’s license. Millions of cars are owned by corporations or other types of non-human legal entities. They are purchased in the company name, registered in the company name and insured in the company name. The insurance company will usually want to know who is the primary driver, which helps them figure out the premium. Ownership is not a license to drive the car. Any person or entity can purchase and register a vehicle, but only a licensed person can legally drive the car. The car dealership will be happy to sell a car to anyone or any legal entity, and the motor vehicle department will be glad to register the vehicle provided you supply them with the items they require.