Or just sell the car, pay the tax, and walk away with the cash difference.

ETA
OR, I could read your entire post and realize you'd already considered that option.

1 in 18 ain't horribly odds, good luck!
I agree, selling it for cash sounds like the best option.

I'm leaning that direction. Not only would I end up with a loan payment, but also higher auto insurance. And Health Net has informed us that the plan we are on will be cancelled as of December. I'm sure it's so they can sign us up for a higher plan with less benefits and higher deductible. As if $2,400 a month for me and my wife isn't enough! That's a house payment for cripes sake! So I don't need the extra bills right now.

Ouch!
Yeah, definitely sell that puppy.

Boy, Nick's gonna have fun reading all this.

Why?

Nick?

Yeah, who's Nick and why is he going to enjoy reading this?

Saint Nick, and it's Christmas? :snap:

Someone please pass this onto NirvanaMan. :evil:
(spoilered for size--it's totally work save for everyone except NirvanaMan)

Oh, and I didn't win the car. But it was fun to be on stage, meet the radio personalities, and all.