<prompt> Human: I bought a 2015 Ford Fiesta with 55,000 miles on it. It was priced at 8,775.. a great deal on this vehicle.I financed the vehicle for 60 months at a 6.99 interest.However, I was rushed through the financing office.. and when I left realized they had added a 2,700 warranty 2 year, covers mostly anything that could happen to the vehicle into my deal.The Warranty is through Ally, and upon research it says I can cancel within 60 days for a full refund.. however the fine print says the Lienholder has to cancel.. being that I financed this.. does that mean the bank will have to do this?Did I get majorly dooped?Can I fix this, or is it too late?Help??  <response>: Did I get majorly dooped? Can I fix this, or is it too late?Call Ally, get the process started on getting rid of this warranty. You can likely still get the refund. Just get the process started.And in the future this is why it pays off to at least quickly read through paperwork. This is why it pays to pull up car payment calculator on google and input the 6.99, total price and loan term, it wouldve spit out a monthly number far lower than the payment you were offered that included the warranty. 