Ah, the delicate dance of legalities and horsepower. Can an executor drive a deceased person's car? Technically, yes—but only if they've secured the necessary permissions. The vehicle is part of the estate, so until probate grants the executor authority, driving the car might be skating on thin ice legally. Once appointed, the executor can manage the assets, including the car, but must ensure registration and insurance are properly handled. Don't just jump behind the wheel and hope for the best; check with your local motor registry and consider consulting legal advice. Remember, the road to probate is paved with paperwork, not just petrol.

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