<prompt> Human: Hello redditors of rpersonalfinance!Im in a bit of a pickle and Id like some help or advice on my situation. I bought a car that I can pay for but dont really need and its also hindering me from saving money for things like a house and so on. First of all I absolutely accept that I made some really bad choices when I bought this vehicle, I signed many papers by my choice and no one elses. I am completely responsible for this mess. About 3 months ago I bought a 2018 Chevy Cruze Sport for 24,000 brand new. I was upside down on my vehicle that I traded in so thats why it cost more than the normal MSRP. I have an 11.90 interest rate, which I realize is horrible. I have a 6 year loan on it and my payments are 468.53 a month. My insurance is about 375 a month and thats the cheapest I can find Im young and Ive gotten lots of tickets on my motorcycles. I make about 3,300 a month after taxes. My bills are as follows:Phone: 110Rent and utilities: 550Auto Loan: 475roughlyInsurance: 375Les Schwab credit account:50Food: 250Weekend shenanigans: 400And I save just about exactly 1000 a month.Reading all that may make everything seem okay but I really want to go to college and not be stuck at the job Im at.I work 55 hours a week at a Sawmill busting my ass, it pays decent but its already taking a toll on my body and I dont want to be here long term. Im not exactly passionate about lumber.When I bought this car I only saw the positives but now Im stuck with it and I cant pursue the career I want because I cant afford to quit my job. Do I have any options other than to just suck it up and live with the choice Ive made? Any replies are appreciated!I should also mention that Im 21Tl;Dr Bought a car and now Im tied down. I regret my decision and want to know what my options are.  <response>: Unless you declare bankruptcy. Im not seeing options for dumping the car and car payment. You passed too many red flags. 1. Previous balance on prior car, 2. Double digit interest, 3. Too high of insurance month. 4. Earn to spend save ratio too low. A second supplemental job will probably be needed to dig out before attempting college. Because it will occupy your time unless you are taking 1 or 2 courses a semester. 