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Is it possible for a vehicle to have more than one lien against it?

  1. No

  2. Yes

  3. Not always

  4. Depends on the type of lien

The correct answer is: Yes

It is possible for a vehicle to have more than one lien against it. This could happen if the owner of the vehicle took out multiple loans using the vehicle as collateral. It could also occur if the vehicle was involved in a legal dispute and multiple parties placed liens on the vehicle as part of the resolution. Option A is incorrect because it is not always the case that a vehicle can only have one lien. Option C is not precise enough and does not fully answer the question. Option D is not entirely accurate as there are other factors that can determine whether a vehicle can have multiple liens, not just the type of lien.