<prompt> Human: I have been stressing and worrying and trying to find a solution all day. This is the first car she has bought. She did this with her dad, who does not have the best financial history. Great guy, but terrible with money.I live 4 hours away college and will be there tomorrow night. So excuse me if I am missing some details.She had set herself an absolute max budget of 9,000, as she has a total of 8,000 and she does have a job. She has limited job history and very limited credit just a few months of good credit card payments.The car is a 2009 Toyota Corrolla with just under 30k miles. Pristine condition, from the sound of it. Very nice car. Worth somewhere in the range of 10-12k, I think. Its at the dealership until tomorrow because she was still getting insurance situated.After some sweet talking from the dealer, she ended up with 5,000 down in cash that she paid already and a 10,000 loan at 25.5 interest. Yes, I know how bad that is. I couldnt figure out if it was amortized or not not quite clear what that means but I have some idea, but I dont think so, I think the interest is on top of that. One of the things they did was the ol extra warranty which only costs 30 a month on the payments so like 2000 total for a probably useless warranty on the most reliable car known to ratings.They also told her shell be able to refinance with the local credit union at 3 after 6 months. If she refinances at 6 more reasonably likely, I thought I have calculated that shell pay, after everything, nearly 18k. If she somehow cant refinance, it says in the contract it will be about 25k total in the end.Worst part: this is Florida. Which means theres no 3 day return law. And she payed cash down today, so she cant just cancel the check and tell them to shove it anyway.She has already learned a lot about not repeating this in the future. Feel free to add advice about what could have been done, but that is not the primary concern right now. This is where she is at. This is where we are at. What can she do now to fix this? What is the best course of action? Please help!UPDATE: Sorry this update is so late but I suppose it can at least give some resolution to anyone coming across this thread in the future. Thankfully, the dealership was nice enough to take the car back 2 days later and void the contract even though they did not have to whatsoever. They are a generally respected dealership in our area, so that was good. She has since bought a 2007 Toyota Yaris sedan with about 40k miles, in cash, for about 7500. Thanks for all the help you guys offered me, it was a fantastic resource in a very stressful and hectic few days. Lesson: Do all your research and know all your stuff before making any major decisions.  <response>: Car salesman here, well ex, anyways has she officially signed all paperwork? Here in California it is not official till all the correct information is input onto the contract including the car insurance information. So if you say shes still working out the car insurance then this might be her way out. Was this bought at a Toyota dealership or new car dealership that also sales used cars? 