<prompt> Human: Is there any way out of this situation? She obviously needs a new car but all that money is forced into the loan and shell still owe 4k. If she attempts to get a new car theirs no way shell have money to pay off that loan either-Is there a way to give temporary relief towards paying off that loan? And is there any good way to obtain a new car while still having that loan? Sense im Co-Signed and have excellent credit can I assist her in any way?Assistant: Is there any way out of this situation? She obviously needs a new car but all that money is forced into the loan and shell still owe 4k. If she attempts to get a new car theirs no way shell have money to pay off that loan either-Is there a way to give temporary relief towards paying off that loan? A dealership might be wiling to roll the negative equity into a new car loan for another vehicle, but that will mean being underwater on the next vehicle for a long time.Human: OP, be sure to get gap insurance on the new car this time if she goes this route.Assistant: Yeah tbh I didint know gap was even a thing. I disliked that she bought the car to begin with I shouldve been stricter. It was way more expensive that it deserved to be imo. 12k for a chevy cobalt with 70k mileage  <response>: Oh man thats tough. But hey you learned a lesson this time. Good luck on the next one. I have hit the bullet on a poor car choice before. 