I have a 2006 Saturn Vue. I don’t want to keep it but i still owe money on it. Is there something i can do? Can i sell it and transfer the title? Can i take it back or something? Can some one help me

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Long story short, my mother financed a car with my now ex-boyfriend. His father has the car now and has not yet paid registration and is generally late on the car payments. Since the guy is no longer my boyfriend, my mother and I are completely fed up with the unreliability and we don’t want the car for ourselves. Basically, what is the easiest way to turn in a car to a credit company with as little hassle as possible? How will it affect the credit of the parties, too, if you may know? Thank you!

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