<prompt> Human: Hey everyone.The facts are I made a bad financial decision. I have some credit card, student loan debt on top of a 14k lien for my 2014 Ford Fiesta.It had 20k miles on it, and the value is around 9k according to KBB.Im moving to South America on Sept 3rd, and I am at a loss for what to do with my car. I cant sell it unless I take a huge hit on the depreciation, I cant keep a 7 year loan credit was crap, dont even bother telling me I was an idiot, I now with 260 payments if I am not even using the car!I planned on running this car into the ground over 10 years, but plans change. What does PF suggest?Thank you everyone.  <response>: To sell the car, you would need to pay off the loans. Without paying off the loan you will not be able to sell the car. People often get out of a car loan by rolling the loan into another car loan not usually a good choice. If you plan to leave the country, that is not a viable choice. You might also be able to get a personal loan to cover the car loan so you can sell the car. The downside is that personal loans are not secured by a car and have a higher interest rate. There is not really an easy solution to your situation. Consider your financial situation, your likelihood of coming back to the US, your assets in the US, and the ability to collect a US judgment in the country you are going to prior to making a decision. If you have assets here or any plan to come back here in the next 10 years, some damage control might be in order. 