<prompt> Human: Two years ago I was looking to buy my first car. I was 16 and working at a pizza place so as you can imagine I was not making a lot of money. Ideally, I wanted a car I could pay off with cash and I wanted something no more than 3k. The problem at the time was my mom disagreed with me wanting to buy a car off of Craigslist and persuaded me into getting a car from a dealership. I reluctantly got a loan for a 2007 Chevy Impala and here I am 2 years later regretting that it ever happened. I dont mean to put any blame on my mom as it was MY choice to get a loan instead of sticking to my gut.My payments are 171 a month for 5 a year loan. The car itself was about 9800. Ive paid about 4000 off the car so far. But I dont know for sure because my mom actually deals with paying the loan every month. I just give her the money. I know, I need to be more aware of my finances and accounts. Def working on that. Its a completely different issue I dont want to get into...ANYWAYSMy boss who Ive known since I started working at that pizza place 2 years ago and Id say were friends is looking for a car and I half seriously brought up her taking over my payments. She said she would and that she would give me a few thousand to invest in a different car. I dont have any bad feelings towards selling my car...1. I dislike my car. It gets me places but its not what I wanted nor is it what I want now.2. I dont want to have to deal with payments when Im not making a whole lot of money. I could have moved out or done something else with that 4000.3. I enjoy taking the bus and there is a bus that works 7 days a week and will drop me off near my work!! Also, theres Uber or Lyft if I needed it.4. I rushed into the decision of buying a car and I feel like this is an opportunity for me to be smarter the next timeMy mom doesnt think I should sell my car. I find her to be very wise and I go to her for a lot of things. So Im conflicted...is there anything Im missing here and could anyone give me a few pointerstips as to how they sold their car? Like, I really want to sell my car. I have no doubts about it but I cant tell if Im being naive.tl;dr I want to sell my car that has payments on it to my bossfriend and Im wondering if this a bad idea or notEDIT: I know my boss cant just pay me every month so I can pay of my loan. She needs to take out her own loan. Sorry for the poor wording above  <response>: Well your mom wanted you to go in debt to buy a car when you didnt need to. So not that wise imo. Just make sure you are getting a good deal selling the car. Maybe compare with what a dealership andor blue book would pay for it. A friend discount would be selling it for the same price as you would get at a dealership. 