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My first comment is: saving even $100 (or less) a month is a good thing. Interest compounds over time: developing a regular habit of saving will benefit you.
My next comment involves your car. How much equity do you have in it? ie, if you sell it, will you clear enough to buy a cheap used car outright so that you can get rid of the car payments. As much as possible, I have tried to avoid car payments by buying used vehicles and then driving them for years. (I am on my third vehicle I have ever owned). Attaching your ego to a car is expensive; I think you'd be better off saving the money instead of consuming it.
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