<prompt> Human: Im a college student who will be graduating in December, so my parents suprised me with a car as a graduation gift. However, as I have come to know, it is much less a gift and more a stressor. They expext me pay 666 in total for this car every month once I get my first job. I have nearly 50,000 in student loans, and most likely will be moving to a high COL place next spring and will rent an expensive apartment. These apartments will run 1300 or up for a 1 bedroom downtown. I have no choice but to live out of my means because my mother will be paying for it the first two months and I have to do whatever she tells me. Just like she is doing with the car she bought me.I just feel so way over my head and I dont know what to do. The car has 60 payments that it shouldnt even be worth. So, does anyone have any advice on how I can pay this car off sooner than expected? My potential income is 50,000 or more as a new registered nurse.EDIT: The car is in both my mom and dads name. They said that if I cant afford it then I will have to work extra to pay it off. They are hard workers so they expect me to do the same.Also, as far as the apartment sisuation goes my mother only agreed to help me with my relocation to this state if I get an apartment in the downtown area. She does not want me to live outside of the area because of a security issue. But as it is looking now, I probably will have to live at home for free for a year because of this new car payment. I want to be able to save as much as possible to get from under their wing.It may also seems like I need to grow up, but the trutht is that I have never had a job before and my parents pays for everything. They send me 800 a month to live off of and they pay for my current apartment and other bills. So, yes I do need to learn how to fend for myself.EDIT: I talked to my dad over the phone about refunding the car and he said that it was too late. He agreed to pay for the car until 3 months after employment. But I plan on selling it secretly. I so would just like to return it to them, but it would make them angry and they may just cut me off.Assistant: I have to do whatever she tells meTime to grow up. They bought it, they can pay for it or sell it. End of story.Human: Yeah, its weird for someone graduating from college to think they have to do what their parents want. Assistant: See Edit.  <response>: At this point, you either need to take the leap and get a job or let your parents drive you into poverty. I think getting a job, renting a place with roommates, and not taking the car is the only option that is viable. You will be much better off cutting financial ties with them as soon as you find a job than you will be by living under their rules until you can save money. I wouldnt be surprised if they did whatever they could to stop you from being able to save that money. 