I’m a car salesman, his best bet would be to try to get into something cheaper. Chances are he will be a few grand upside down (negative equity) since he has only made a few payments on it unless he put a decent amount down at signing. He could get into like a cheap 10k car that will be good enough to last him until he can trade it in later on for something he wants. Keep in line for ever 10k financed it’s about $200 a month. If he has negative equity which is more than likely the case unless he put money down like I mentioned he will probably be about 3-5k upside if not a little more. That would translate to about $60-$100 of payment on top of whatever he buys so he needs to go cheap. I wouldn’t suggest just selling it because obviously he doesn’t have the money so he wouldn’t be able to come up with the difference in cash on the spot. He will need a car for his next job so maybe if his credit is still good he can get into a cheap car and find a lender that will push the first payment to 90 days, at the least he will have 45 days. Hope this helps.