<prompt> Human: I would appreciate any advice.My MIL purchased a car on 102715. Sticker price plus tax and tags24, 855, and financing13,745. She has undiagnosedundocumented early alzheimers. I do not think she was taken advantage of, necessarily. She is with it enough to seem mentally okay out in public. But now that we are helping her with her bills, we are discovering some strange and poor choices. The most costly of which is this insane interest rate.The car was purchased in Georgia. Now that I have read the fine print, it is clear that there is no cooling off period for Georgia. And we are past 30 days, anyway, if that makes a difference.We are not in Georgia; she is staying with us in DC for a few weeks while we help her transition to her new place. She doesnt have any information about the loan with her. She says the payment book is being mailed to her Georgia address. Hopefully they will be forwarded we have already changed her address with USPS, but until then, I have no account number or anything to try and access the terms of the loan online. I only have the terms of the sale, which lists the financing amount, monthly payment, and that its for 5 years. Other than that, I am lost.Tomorrow I am going to call the dealership and see what I can learn. But this is a 14,000 mistake. I would love any suggestions about how to get out of the loan, get rid of the car, ANYTHING.Another detail: She can comfortably afford to pay for the car in cash. Which is why this is strange. So if the solution involves getting rid of the car, buying another outright is no problem. And yes, her driving AT ALL is a little scary. One battle at a time.Thanks so much.TL;DR My MIL with diminished mental capacity financed a car at 55 APR and we want to get her out of it. Thanks again for any advice you might give.  <response>: Reverse engineering that with this calculator thats about a 19 APR. Not 55, but still not good. 