You might show them papers when you purchased the car, bill of sale, a copy of the car title, insurance information, and personal property tax information connected to the car.
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That is a surprising question. If you produce the paperwork legitimizing the purchase and ownership of the car that should be sufficient to show you are the rightful owner and that should leave it at that. Not sure why the auto lender would have thought they found some sort of signal that you may have made a straw purchase, unless there is more to it than any of us know.
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