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Input: AITA: As the title suggests I do not want to pay for tickets on a car that was neither in my name or possession. My grandma gave me a car when she passed. They put it in my mom's name. My mom would not let me put it in my name.

 Fast forward to me moving out. I could not garage the vehicle at my new place so, per an agreement, I left it at my mom's. The car is registered in her name and I assume her address. We had agreed to leave the car there since there is plenty of parking. There is street sweeping on her street so the car was required to be moved by law. I did not have a key to the car and it is not in my name. She was supposed to move it on the days posted on the street signs. 

My mom did not move the vehicle. It gathered tickets. My mom then took my sister and her boyfriend to South Africa on a vacation. They left the car there and she had the keys. I recognized that the car would be ticketed so I called AAA to unlock the car so I could put it in neutral and push it into the empty driveway. Since I did not have the key I could not do even this. 

The car ended up getting impounded. They say she owes the city several thousand for the tickets, tow and impound. 

My mom wants me to help pay. She even wants me to sell my motorcycle and give her the money. I don't want to do this. I feel like she brought it on herself. So am it the asshole? 

not wanting to pay for tickets on a car in my parents name