<prompt> Human: I recently bought a brand new 2014 Ford Mustang for 33,000. Im only 19, but at the time I had a position as a regional manager for a restaurant chain and I was making around 75,000 a year. After a year of working I had basically saved everything I was making and had over 80,000, which I put into a cd. I then got into an near fatal accident- people said it should of killed me. I had just ordered the mustang, and then I was let go of my regional manager position. Unfortunately, I had already left my parents health car for the company that I was working for health care. I hadnt gotten the hospital bills and I thought with my saved up money Id still be okay with purchasing the mustang as long as I immediately got another job- which I did.But then I got my hospital bills. I got out of my cd and paid off the bills in full, but now Im stuck with 500 a month car payments and 390 a month insurance bills. I cant keep this up, I only have 800 left in my bank account, so I need to sell my mustang. The dealerships are only offering me at most 25000 for it, which leaves me a negative equity of around 7000 dollars and no car. Theres no mass transit in my area either.I dont know what to do. It looks like Im going to be forced to sell my car, which only has 5000 miles on it, for dirt change when its worth so much more, but I need to do something now or I wont be able to pay my bills next month. If anyone has any ideas to help, I really need it.  <response>: Did no one advise you when repaying your hospital debts? You easily could have taken years to pay off those hospital bills and not drained your CDs in the process. This would have avoided nearly any financial hardship youre currently facing with the car.Hindsight is always 2020, but you really dont have many options here. Either increase your income so you can afford the car, or sell the car for a loss and move on. It sucks that all this happened to you, but it is what it is at this point. Just be glad you got out of this incident alive and try to move on with it. Youre likely going to have to sell your car to stay afloat. 