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The possible way out will be have the other person take out another loan to pay off the one you jointly signed, essentially selling the car t him alone. Possible only if the other person's standalone credit score is good enough that he is qualified for a loan. Certainly there are costs and there is no reason the lender would simply remove/release you from the promise and obligation you agreed to share when signing just because you no longer want the risk.

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Q: How can you get your name off a car loan with your spouse?
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