<prompt> Human: I bought my first car 2011 Nissan Rogue from Carmax on January 28th, 2015. They lied on the carfax report about some pretty major components I thought the carfax report had more to do with the quality as well, not just accidents. The car has been in the shop for 1.5 months collectively at one point it was in the shop for 3.5 weeks without giving me a rental or ETA or anything. Its about to be in the shop again for issues that were supposedly fixed. Ive had 2 different Carmaxs pretty much tell me the equivalent of fuck off and refusing to believe that any of the issues are real, they take 50 from me just to look at it and then turn around and say theres nothing wrong and Ive even heard my Service Tech Representative call me a naive little kid Im a 19 year old female, so they apparently think they can get away with everything. The dealership in my area is trying to leech quite a bit of money off of me and tries to upsell EVERYTHING to me and tells me every single thing wrong with my car and that I should fix everything every time I get an oil change. The price estimate I received of the 3 catastrophic issues power steering, engine, and transmission again with my car comes out to be USD1,500.00 not including labor.Am I better off fixing the car and trading it in for something that is worth my time, money, and sanity or just fixing the issues and continuing my 430month payments for a shitty car?Edit: I was going to try to refinance the car in February or March to see if I can get the payment down at all. My credit has stayed pretty much the same as when I first bought the car, Ive never had a late payment I even pay 2 weeks early to get the principle down, and all my bank accountcredit accounts have alot more history now.Second edit: The car is worth maybe 5,500 Just checked KBB again and got 6,200. I still owe 15.5k - Ive only had it 10 months. Bought the car for 19k including tags, warranty, etc.. I pay 430month because of high interest. I make 1,900month. Not sure what else I need to put but it seems like Im having to say that in every reply.  <response>: Ok so to clear a few things up Carmax has a weird business model as far as used cars go. They have no haggle pricing and also do thorough inspections on their vehicles. The sticker price also includes all dealer fees except tax and warranty if you choose to buy one. Because of all of this, their prices tend to be on the higher end of things whether the high sticker value is worth it is up to the purchaser. I have an extended warranty on my vehicle because when I bought it, it had like 73k miles on it already. Hopefully they pay attention to my warranty because Im pretty sure that transmission is covered and maybe the engine stuff.uScreamForTerror , you mentioned that you got the extended warranty. I assume you got it through Carmax and that this is included in the 19k price point you mentioned. If so, the price of the car is much lower than 19K the warranty was probably around 2-3k, still pretty high for that car. Also, when looking at the price of the car, look at the retail value, not the trade in. The NADA retail estimate on a 2011 Nissan Rougue base model with 72k miles in my area is 12k. If you got above the base model, the price goes up. I think you may have paid 1-2 k more than fair price as a Carmax Premium. I dont think you got as screwed as the people on here are saying. That being said, look at your warranty and call the under writer if you need to. You may not have to go to Carmax for the repair. If you have an intermittent issue with the car that cant be reproduced by the repair tech, take a video on your phone when it happens. What the mechanic said about you is completely unacceptable and, in the future that sort of thing needs to be brought to a supervisors attention immediately, even though it will make you uncomfortable and if youre like me, give you a serious adrenaline rush. Since they have shown their true colors already, you may need to go in with an older male to do the talking its sad but true that a lot of mechanics will not take a young girl seriously, especially if she is not confident in what shes talking about. I hope this clears some things up for you. Good luck and post an update when this is resolved. 