<p>I suppose this is why my parents make a tight distinction that the car I drive is their car, even though they never have and never will drive it and it was purchased for the sole purpose of me having something to drive when I need it (work, commuted to school 2 years, etc). There is no question that it doesn’t get to come to school with me, and I have no leg to stand on in arguing about what time they want the car back on their curb. It is not my car. It is my dad’s car that he lets me borrow at his discretion. If it were REALLY my car, it would be ridiculous if my dad didn’t let me bring it to school with me so long as I was willing to pay all its expenses-- but he bought the car, he pays the insurance, and that makes it his car even if I have been driving it since I was 15.</p>