<prompt> Human: So I posted here a few weeks ago on creating a better budget for my boyfriend and I. And was told that our cars needed to go. Boyfriend has agreed to get rid of his Jeep, but we arent sure of the best way to do so. Here is a bit of information on the car: 2007 2WD Jeep Wrangler Payments are 410 monthly Insurance is about 130 Gas is about 150 a month. Signed a 6 year finance agreement, with almost 5 years left. Interest Rate is through the roof at 16 Has about 18K left to pay on it.Boyfriends credit is already bad 592 and we dont want to damage it any more. But he just got laid off, and we have a child on the way. We want to go down to just my car for as long as we can to save up and get him a cheap used car and save as much as possible.We posted it on craigslist and got no offers. Should we try to take it back to the dealer? What is our best bet?Edit: Here is my original post from a few weeks ago.Assistant: First, check the KBB value of the vehicle and make sure that you are posting it for a reasonable value. You may have to take a loss to get out from under the vehicle especially with that amount of time left on the loan, but at 16 interest and 280month of insurancegas, it is likely worth it to get rid of the vehicle.We posted it on craigslist and got no offers.When using a site like Craigslist, you will likely have to keep posting the vehicle to get near the top of search results. If you still dont get any hits after reposting for a fair value, you may have to consider dropping the price 500. Rinse and repeat after a week or two if there isnt any interest at the current price.Human: I just check KBB. If we were to sell it to a private party its going for 18,545. If we were to sell it to a dealer, Its going for 16,879. I think he had it listed for 20K on craigslist. Ill encourage him to lower the price. Thank you!  <response>: Id drop the price by 500 every few days. Ive found when you hit the right price point it goes from getting no responses to getting a ton of calls right away. If you havent gotten any interest after a day or two its probably not going to go at the posted price. Also make sure you read the Craigslist scam link 