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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Shame302" data-source="post: 653509" data-attributes="member: 12246">Well, I didn't realize that it was actually his car. Other than letting him know something is up with the car, really your hands are tied unless you want to be pro active about repairing it.Not for nothin' man but it sounds like your dad is an areswhole. If i were you my priority would be to move on with my life. Ideally you would hand him the keys to the car and be done with it however you do need wheels. I'd look for a better job or pick up some hours and save everything i could and buy something reliable. It doesn't have to be a mustang, just something reliable that won't nickle and dime you to death and continue to work towards being self sufficient. Get good grades in school and work towards college or trade school or perhaps an apprenticeship or something.</blockquote>