<prompt> Human: Just bought a rare car last week as a birthday present for myself. Its a 2016 Ford Shelby Cobra GT350 brand new. Typically, this car sells for 5 - 20K over MSRP, since its limited edition. Had amazing few days riding around, grinning like a kid - figured it was a good birthday present. On my birthday, my old lady gave me a wonderful present also - said she wants us to separate, with intention to divorce. I wish I could say that came out of nowhere, but I should have seen the writings on the wall and heeded my intuition.Looks like Cobra has to go - theres no way Id be able to afford the shitstorm thats coming my way and Shelby payments. Car was financed through dealers relationship with local CR and bought in neighboring state. Im still driving around with temp tags, while waiting for paperwork from dealer that should include title check to pay taxes to have the car registered in my state.Heres my thought: when I get that temp paperwork, I have about 1 month to register the car in my state, upon which time taxes will be paid and I lost 6 right there. What if I sell the car within this window and mail the check back to the bank - I would have satisfied the loan without lien even touching the title, making transaction easier. However, what Im curious, since I didnt pay sales tax during original transaction with the dealer and then re-sold the car before getting it titled in my state, would I still have any liabilities?The dealer that sold me the car is unable to assist without me losing crapload of money. What a friggin mess... any suggestionsthoughts are welcome.  <response>: When I bought a new car last year they offered that I could return it for 5 days. I asked if people actually do this, and they said yes, just that week. Could have been BS, but my point is try talking to the dealership and see what they say, ASAP. 