<prompt> Human: Well, basically what the title says...but a little more background: Its a case of two steps forward, one step back. Im making a lot of advances in my life, but I just didnt listen when people told me not to get a car with payments. Before I was working full time and doing school part time, but I realized at my age 23 and the opportunities Ive got, Im doing it backwards. Im back in school full time, and going to work part time. Payment is 200 a month, and its a truck that gets 18mpg mixed. I also drive 1,800 miles a month. I have 6.5k left on the dealer loan.I put 7k cash down, 7.1k loan.With the miles now, the truck is worth about 10k or less says KBB. I suppose I should put some income numbers in there too, Im currently switching jobs but I expect to be making around 825 a month...nearly all of that going to keeping this truck going. What would you guys do? P.S. - Lesson learned.  <response>: Upside down is generally a term used for if you owe more than the thing is worth. You owe 6.5k and its worth 10k. Youre not upside down.An upside-down scenario might be this: You buy a car for 15k and put 5k down. You drive the wheels off of it, get in a little fender-bender, and let your kid draw on the headliner with markers. Now you owe 9k but its only worth 3k. If you wanted to sell it youd have to fork over 6k to the bank just to get rid of it.If you sell it you, of course, are taking a big loss over what you spent, but almost every car is like that. They fall in value like rocks so its smart not to have too much money sunk into one.It would likely be wise to sell it private party and get the 10k, then use 3k of that to get a granny-special early 00s Toyota, Honda, Nissan, etc. Save 100 of what was your payment for maintenance and your next car, save the rest for other expenses youll likely encounter before or slightly after graduation.EDIT: I cant number good, apparently. 