I don't want that car. My sister conned my parents into taking over her car payments because at the age of 29 she is unable to act like an adult and take care of her own finances. She is leaving for school soon and has waited until the last minute to deal with her car issue. It's not like it suddenly popped up out of nowhere. She knew about it but did nothing because she knew she'd get them to help her out at the last minute. What makes me really sick is that she did it by making them feel guilty about helping me with college. However, unlike her who was just barely able to graduate high school (too busy with guys, guys, guys) I worked my ass off and got scholarships to help out with the cost of college. Unlike her I didn't have all that time for guys and fun. I didn't get to see high school as being one big party and just do what I wanted. Besides, now I am taking out the loans and paying for college myself now. Plus it's completely different... one is educational and the other is personal expense. Why did she have to get a car that she couldn't afford? Same one as her friend too - although the claim is that she didn't know her friend had the same one... yeah right I really believe that. Now that she's guilted my parents I'm supposedly going to end up getting the ugly family car because it's more efficient for me to drive then to commute to my classes. But I don't even like driving in downtown traffic... it's a nightmare! I should be happy about getting a car but I'm not. I don't like that car and I really hate that it's only because once again 'oopps she's messed up again time to help her out' she's not a teenager... she's almost 30 she needs to grow up already. Plus, now that I've been at college she's suddenly decided that she wants to go back to college... why does she need to copy me for?! Can't she do something without bringing me into it. I just can't wait until I transfer universities to one far, far away and get the heck out of here so I don't have to see her face anymore. She needs to grow up already and stop relying on 'mommy and daddy' to help bail her out.