<prompt> Human: Hello reddit!This is my first post here, hope I dont get anything wrong. Three years ago, the car my grannie gave me for short trips around college 1980 blazer finally ate it. Grannie somewhat forcibly pushed me into getting a car through her local car guy, as living without one would make me unable to visit her in the countryside. She claimed she bought the new car Pontiac Grand Prix, 70k In miles for 5k, and transferred me the title for 1; with the understanding I would pay her back. Flash forward two years, I paid off my student loans. Flash forward and I get another job farther away. Now because Im truly metropolitan and the car is more of a liability, I go to sell it and pay the difference. The car is now 120k in miles only worth 2200-2500, and NEVER was worth 5k. Look, my grandma can be stubborn and a pain, but she means well. I also was a moron for not checking before agreeing to her terms verbally. Is there any path I can take that wont make me a total douche ie never paying her back and getting totally bilked for something I wasnt aware of paying the full 5k.Personal mishaps with lending money within family members would help; got some trouble brewing with the parents as well but that is a different story.Thanks!Edit: I just checked because everyone is saying 50k in three years is a lot. It actually was 86k when I first bought it; I had plugged in 70k in kellybluebook because I was surprised it was worth so little today, and I was surprised it had dropped from 5k in value to 2200 in only three years.I would like to thank you so much for your insight! What Im taking away from this is even though the bank charges interest, and it really sucks, its better than borrowing from family. I love my grandma, and Im guessing she bought the car at actual value and built in the price to me with interest. It gave me a really flexible payment plan, though and I did reap the benefits of that.  <response>: Its nice youve had someone giving you the opportunity for a car and made your way easier, some people have to walk cause no one would do that for them. Appreciate her gesture and keep your word. In principle pay her back even if the car was not worth it... 