<prompt> Human: OK so I made the mistake of consigning a car with my boyfriends mom. The car is in her name but my bf was making the payments. She alone could have signed for the car but adding my name to the car loan saved them thousands of dollars by knocking down the interest rate. He assured me that it would be paid on time and it has been for the past 6 months 433 ea. mo.Well my boyfriend has made an incredibly dumb mistake and will be incarcerated for who knows how long but its gonna be some time. We are awaiting trial. His mother will not put a dime toward the car and has informed me that she doesnt care about her credit so the bank can take it for all she cares. In the mean time I am desperately asking her to get me out of the equation but with her son in jail it is simply not her priority. I want her to call and refinance the loan with her name alone on the contractNow I am stuck on a loan that I can not pay for a car that I dont drive. I have my own Nissan sentra which still has 2 years of monthly payments at 300 a month. I need advice. What do I do? ...I also have a car for sale lol 22,000 non negotiable price due to my situation that is the payoff amount. It is a 2009 black Yukon Denali SUV with 89,000 miles on it in good condition. Please someone buy the car or help me with advice. I live in south Florida am 26 years old with great credit as of now around 780. Im very scared that I wont be able to resolve this.Even if the car doesnt sell and gets taken by the bank, if it doesnt auction for the 22,000 then they will come after his mom and I for the difference. Credit means so much to me. I made a stupid decision. Whats done is done. I just need to know how to move forward from here. First reddit post ever! Dont know where to turn  <response>: If shes willing to let the bank take it, can you take it instead and try to sell it?You can also try to sell your Nissan. Also, I am not sure why your name is on three car loans. But you could try joining Uber and Lyft to make additional money. It sounds like you need to start accepting the fact that your credit score will be taking a hit soon. 