<prompt> Human: The youngest son of the family I board with has just left high school, started working as a civil contruction apprentice, and is living at home with his parents still. The parents say that since he was about 13 he has spoken of various plans to buy his first home in his early 20s and become a wealthy property investor.So I was pretty mortified when he seemed to pretty much impulse buy a 29,000 car 2013 Holden VF SV6 Ute with 2000km on a 7-year finance option. His repayments on the car are 120 pw plus 260month on comprehensive insurance. I think he earns about 500week which will about double over the next 4-5 years. I dont even think his parents really actively discouraged him from buying it, which was the most bizarre part.From where Im standing, even living at home he is going to have fuck-all chance of doing anything nice over the next 7 years. Is there anything he can do to fix this stupid mistake, or is he doomed?  <response>: So he makes about 2000mo, and pays 740mo for car insurance?While hes at home and his other expenses are low hell be able to pay for it. When his salary increases he should be able to move out. Its not a great situation, but he may be OK.Either way its not your problem. 