<prompt> Human: Hey guys, in a bit of a pickle here. Rushed into buying a car and did not put much thought into it. I am aware of my impulse issues and am actively working on it. With that said...23 year old male from Alberta, Canada. In August 2016 I purchased a 2010 Nissan Rogue SL from a friends dealership. I was approved on a fixed interest rate of 7.18 for bi-weekly payments of 208 for 4 years August 2020. Car was at 118,000km 73300mi when purchased, it is now at 129,400km 80400mi.The loan sits at 17,000 right now. I bought an extended warranty which added a few grand to the total cost. I checked the Blue Book and looks like I kind of got ripped off by 3-5k. Should of just bought an older Corolla with cash... Some things happened to me in my life I will spare the details, but basically I am trying to get my finances in order and minimize costs. I cancelled the car insurance now, so I wont be able to drive anymore as of January 31st. I reduced cellphone costs 150 to 45month and moved back to my parents house. My dream has been to become an airline pilot and I am a 2nd year student at a technical college studying programmingbusiness analysis. As you know, becoming a pilot is expensive. I am trying to save 10,000 by September 1st for an accelerated flight training program, and I only make 2400month after tax. Getting this car off my back is literally the deciding factor on weather I make my goal or not. I should add, I am 3500 in debt right now but I will be debt free in that area in 30 days. Is there any way I can get someone to take over this loan for me? Should I just say fuck it and get the car voluntary repossessed? I know it will kill my credit, what are the long term repercussions of that? My credit score is at 635 right now. Im ready to make sacrifices here and am seeking wisdom of the older members here. And you know, Id hate to pay for a car bi-weekly that I no longer drive just so I can maximize savings. I got into an accident last year and that already bumped my insurance up, as a male under 25 who is just getting his full license next month, insurance is insane! 350-480month is too much.tl;dr 17k car loan, I want out. What do?  <response>: You are insanely under water on this vehicle. Im guessing kbb value right now is around 7k and you owe 17k. You dont have a lot of great options but letting it get repossessed is one of the bad options. They wont sell it for an optimal price, and youll owe even more while your credit being destroyed. You could try to get a loan to cover the difference of what you owe versus what you sell it for to pay it off, but I dont think thatll be easy to do. 