<prompt> Human: In 2015 I bought a 2013 Hyundai Elantra, certified pre-owned with 40k miles for 11,900 at 2.6 interest. Car is approaching 71k miles and it keeps having things break on it. First the power window motor, next the USB port, CV joints, broken engine mounts twice, and now the engine is running rough as hell. I have not had good experiences with Hyundai dealerships honoring the warranty, and Im getting the feeling I purchased a lemon because Im a very gentle driver and stay on top of vehicle maintenance. I am considering taking the hit on trading it in for a tiny Toyota or Honda instead.Im on the fence because in an estimated 1-2 years I will be purchasing a house jointly with my grandfather, though we havent yet determined if hes going to be the sole name on the mortgage or if it will be both of us, were still holding off on applying for mortgages due to dealing with other events.I know initiating a new loan hurts ones credit, and I feel very conflicted about this car. If my hunch is right and this car turns out to be a lemon, its just going to get more and more expensive as time goes on. Finally, Im not entirely convinced the whole buying a house thing will happen in a year and keep thinking its going to be closer to the two-year mark.The Elantra is fully paid off, liability insurance is 186 for 6 months. I have almost nothing in my savings, every spare penny has been thrown at my current debt. I still owe 700 on a 6.75 credit card which I expect to have paid off in three weeks time.Transunion score: 764Equifax score: 788Thank you.P.S. If you have ever used Carvanna.com what was your experience like?Edit: Im not lying when I say the car was gently driven, I dont know why that is peoples go to in the comments.Also the warranty information people are stating on this post is incorrect. This vehicle was a Hyundai certified pre-owned which means I got the 6 year 60k mile warranty and 10 year 100k mile powertrain warranty. The first time the engine mounts were replaced were about two months after I purchased the vehicle and again after about two years.  <response>: Ever look in the mechanics shop at a Hyundai dealer? Theyre full of brand new motors ready to be swapped. If the motor mounts went bad someone beat the balls off the thing. Electronics are a different thing but if the motor is bad they have to replace it. 