I purchased a car from XXXX, when I purchased I was under the impression that I had XXXX insurance but it turns out I did not. The sales person did not fully explain and apparently marked that we declined on the application when that was not the case. My car was totaled in a weather related accident that was not our fault approximately XXXX days after the purchase. My insurance company did not pay off my loan balance - there was about {$6600.00} left. After the accident I called Ally Financial several times to discuss options. I was told by bother customer service reps and the total loss department that I would be able to make payment arrangement after the insurance company settled the claim. I was very worried about purchasing another car because I knew I would have a remaining balance and even tried to finance a new car with them. They stated that I should just go to a dealership and get financing through them and that I could make arrangements for the remaining balance at a later date. I have now received a letter stating that I must pay the remaining balance in full or continue making the $ XXXX/month payment and I have no options to restructure the loan to make lower payments when that is not what I was told in the past. If I knew that I would have purchased a minimally priced car so that I could pay this loan off before getting another loan. I can not afford to continue making the monthly payment at {$420.00} or pay the amount in full at this time. They also initially sent me statements stating payments would be due in XX/XX/2018 so I assumed they were allowing for a delayed re payment since the car was totaled then I received a letter in the mail stating payment in full or installment was due XX/XX/XXXX 
