<prompt> Human: I purchased the car Jan 26th. It is a 2011 Chevy Cruz that I purchased from a very large Chevy dealership. The car was touted as being CPO. It had 47,000 miles and one previous owner. I am having issues with the engine now. I have not even had the car a year and was told by the dealership my warranty ran out because it was over 5yrs from the date of manufacture. The warranty ran out in April. Again, I bought this car Jan 26th. I didnt even get a 90 day warranty on my certified pre-owned vehicle. Do I have any recourse? I am so broke and cant really afford to fix the issue. Am I just screwed?  <response>: You should check your paperwork and look for the CPO warranty information. The Chevy CPO warranty gives you a 12 month12k mile bumper to bumper warranty from the date of purchase, and a 6 year from original in service date100k mile powertrain warranty. I think it was earlier this year that they switched from a 5 year to a 6 year CPO warranty, but that shouldnt matter because you are still within the 12 month bumper-to-bumper. 