<prompt> Human: Long story short. I got a car loan in my name co-signed by ex-boyfriend and we broke up. The title is in my name and the banks. The registration is in my name. The car is in his possession and he has no intentions to stop driving it or sell it. His credit is shit so getting a new loan just in his name is not likely. I dont know who he could ask to co-sign for him that even has a chance of getting approved. My ex got a new job a couple of months ago so he does have the income to pay the monthly bill and insurance. I would love to just sell the car and be done with it...but I dont know if I can even sell the car for what we paid or how I would even get the car back from him to do this.Details:Live in NYCar is 2015 Hyundai Sonata Sport bought from a used car dealership 050218. First payment is due 0616Mileage is like 18K milesInterest rate is 23.74 72 monthMonthly due 546.29Insurance is like 250monthMy biweekly take home income is 1,300. I live at home and have my own car to pay for. My fixed monthly expenses are 1300 car, insurance, rent phone.My ex said hes going to give me 1000 tomorrow to make the first payment insurance. I will make the payment today or tomorrow online and hope that he comes through.Also, he drives this car daily on a suspended permit. In order to get his license he has to pay like 3K to clear tickets that he got in the past. He wants to do this but he doesnt have all the money right now.I know I Fed up. Please help me get out of this.  <response>: Youve been had.Should ha e bought a new car and saved a ton of cash and gotten a better interest rate. As for the co-signing... Better call the lender and talk things out. If payments can t be met, they may seek re-possission. Never co-sign.Edit: SecretWolfMan is right. If all the legal and financial paperwork is in your name. You can get the car. If hes driving under suspension and doesnt have a license... GET THE CAR NOW!!! 