<prompt> Human: On Saturday I went in to buy a new car to ease my 3 hourday commute to my new job that pays 45kyear. The sticker price on the car was 34,000 but I got them down to 28,000 after rebates and negotiating. I also traded in a car that I had 4500 of negative equity on leaving me with a 550 car payment for the next six years. I have no idea why I thought this was OK when I initially decided to go through with the purchase, but it all became too real when the papers were signed. I havent been able to eat or sleep since Saturday and I feel that Ive made the biggest mistake of my 22 years. Yesterday I received a call from the finance office at the dealership I purchased from. I was told that my loan had to switch banks and I have to come in and sign some additional papers. I immediately thought that maybe this is a way out and I can undo the situation I put myself in. Is there any way that the contract that I signed can be undone if the price I agreed to changes? And if not, do I have any other options? Any advice is greatly appreciated. I live in GA if that affects anything.  <response>: Dont sign the papers, give the car back. Say you only agreed to the first deal. See if you can get your old car back.Also, 3 hours a day in a car? Thats 15 hours a week. Move. 