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Turn the car back in. You will have a repo on your credit and may have to pay the difference between what is owed and what it is worth. You can try to sell it for what you owe.
YOU go to a reputable dealer like..car hop and have a descent amount of cash for a downpayment and thers shouldnt be much hassle.. Now, your interest rate on the loan may be as high as 27% depending on yoir credit situation. MAKE SURE THAT THE DEALERSHIP YOU DEAL WITH IS ACCREDITED WITH the BBB! Good luck, hope bis helps
Go to the people you co signed the loan with and they should give you a copy, since your name is on the paperwork. I would request that I get a copy of the balance statement, for your peace of mind. Most banks will work with you.
refinance your loan through another bank and do not have a joint account as this gives the bank to grab more money not only from your partner but from you as well.Loan from another bank is the answer and pay this one off...
Get advice from an accountant is another option.You might pay just a $100 to get financial advise but will be saving thousands.
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