<prompt> Human: So I graduated college last year and got a job in San Francisco. My total compensation is 115k base 40k in RSU per year due to appreciation its become 50k per year now 15k bonus, so I kinda felt like why not when it came to buying the car. I pay about 2.2k a month in rent, and spend almost nothing on food because I get free food at work 3 times a day and unlimited snacks, yogurt and stuff. The only things I spend on are drinks when going out, and protein powder. I also max out my 401k to 18.5k.My first batch of RSUs were due to vest soon, so I decided to go all in and buy a brand new BMW M2, because I always wanted to own a flashy sports car since I was a kid. Its a stunner, and drives like a freaking dream. But it cost about 68k after taxes. I put a sizeable downpayment, and now pay about 20k a year in insurance payments fuel.Basically, its expensive. Right now I can save about 60-70k a year after maxing out the 401k, but I could easily save like 14-15k a year more if I owned a Camry or a Prius instead. I thought it would be worth it. But really, I dont even get to experience the thrill of driving it too often. I drive to work, and most of it is at a slow pace in traffic. Weekends I take it out a bit, but not every weekend because theres always something or the other I need to do. Basically, I dont feel like it would make a massive difference in my life if I owned a Prius instead. Ive been thinking about that massive 20k hole in my savings lately. Now, Im kinda stuck. Its a brand new car and Id take a massive hit by selling now. On the other hand it costs 20k a year and I could possibly get a cheaper car that costs less than half that to maintain. What should I do? Should I hold on? Or just take it on the chin and think about selling it? Help.  <response>: By the sounds of it you financed and didnt lease. I know this isnt going to be the most popular answer but Id ride it out if you can handle it. Youre already taking the massive depreciation hit. You might as well try to enjoy it with your price of admission. On the bright side, it sounds like youre maxing out all of your savings vehicles, so youre not in dire shape.I was just like you, except I was a little more conservative and bought a slightly used M3. I saved about 15k buying it used, but still, Im taking a 10K hit a year on depreciation. For M cars, depreciation tends to level out around year 3-4.I did regret my decision a little like you, but I made a ton of memories with the car and met a lot of people with similar interests. That I do not regret and was well worth it. 