<prompt> Human: Upon graduating college, I bought a new truck that I absolutely loved. At the time, it didnt look like such a burden because I was going to be making good money. It seemed like I could afford it so why not. Now, however, as I begin my life as an adult, I see that just because I got approved for the credit, it doesnt mean I can afford the loan. Im making some heavy monthly payments at 730 a month and while I can afford it, I dont have much room to save and set myself up for the future. I technically dont need the truck because my job will provide me with a company vehicle in a few months. The purchase of a truck was only made because Ive worked hard my entire life and I managed to get through school with no debt. This was a way to reward myself. It was going to be my toy. I know realize that its no different than graduating with 40k in school debt. With 1.5 APR, my loan comes out at a little over 50k. With insurance, Im paying almost 900 a month and I owe roughly 42k. Kelly Blue Book values it at 39k. I dont know if I should bite the bullet, tighten up on other expenses, and see it all the way through until I pay it off, or if I should sell it and eat the potential 11k. Im trying to look at my options. I screwed up and Ill take full responsibility of my negligent purchase. I love the truck, but it would also be nice to have those extra 900 a month to save up.  <response>: If youre gonna have a company car soon, get rid of the truck. Get as much as you can now for the truck, cut your losses. So many better things to spend or save 730 a month on 