<prompt> Human: I had purchased a new car two months ago, down payment and all. I had co-signed with my father; my credit, and his, are not that stellar. My fathers older, still working, and collecting Social Security as well. At the time of signing, I had just gotten a new job. They asked me for pay stubs, I didnt have any just yet. They were patient and asked me for the stub when I got them, which I sent. I sent a verification of employment. My dad is self-employed, and they asked for his last three months of bank statements. We submitted that. All of a sudden, I was fired from my brand-new job, citing a 90-day probationary period. Now, the bank tells me that they needed a newer pay stub, and statements from my dads business I was unaware that they didnt have the proper ones until two months down the line- now Im unemployed. The dealership had asked me for further verification of employment, for approval. I replied in an email indicating I had left my job and I am in negotiations for contractpay for a new job, and if it were possible to consider financing under just my fathers credit. The dealership left me a voicemail saying they wanted the car back due to my not being employed. This is after two months from the original purchase agreement. I am a brand owner that sells locally infrequently, but thats up to me I also freelance and consult, and I can definitely make payments as needed- its just tough to prove that to a finance manager. The good news is, Im in late-stage talks for a new job that Im excited for, and the pay should be really good too. The dealer contacted me and wants me to return the vehicle to the lot. What do I do? I have a good feeling about this job opportunity and I need a car to work. Help?  <response>: Wohoo you got a feee car rentalFor two months. Make sure you get your full deposit back. See if there are other dealerships or CUs willing to loan though you might be out of luck. Perhaps buy a beater with your deposit until you can save up. 