<prompt> Human: So I made the bad decision to buy a new car right out of college. I had just gotten a job, found a place to live in Sunnyvale in Silicon Valley and was feeling pretty good about life. Fast forward a few months and Im realizing that I hate life in the suburbs and am really craving a more urban environment. I want to move into San Francisco with a friend when his lease ends in November but I cant afford to take my car 394 payments 100 insurance gas on top of the increased rent. However, Ill likely need to take a 6,000-8,000 hit to sell. Im looking to sell the car on beepi.com and take out a personal loan to cover the difference unless a buyer who will purchase it for the full price miraculously comes along. So my questions are:1. How crazy am I to be doing this? 2. Are there any recommendations for finding a good personal loan?Ive been feeling so overwhelmed and ashamed of myself right now, not at all helped by the fact that the same family members who encouraged me to buy the car are now telling me Ive made bad decisions. Any advice would be appreciated.  <response>: Cars depreciate, new cars depreciate a lot, quickly. This is easily accessible knowledge. Dont blame the dealership for taking advantage. You bought it. 