Defective Car

I bought my Chevrolet Sonic in 2012. From the second year 2013 to date the car goes for a major service after it breaks down in transit. It has had the gear box repaired 3 times. Now they tell me it needs a new engine. At what stage does GM Motors take responsibility?<br> <br> In a year one has to budget a month of breakdowns. I lose out on the installments during the phase that the car goes in for service. Their courtesy cars are not insured and one has incur an additional cost. <br> <br> The solution is always the same, \Your car is under warrantee and service will be done Free\". That sounds like a tyre repair shop that sells tyres with holes and says '\"don't worry all repairs are free for the next 5 years\" My 5 years are almost up ! I think this car is costing Gm Motors too in repairs. Is there someone out there that handles these things?? <br> <br> You sold me a defective car that i paid R202,000 for. If i wanted a **** car that breaks down every year i would have bought a cheap car online. When does the **** stop ?? What does the consumer protection do in such cases? I wish i had known from the get go when i decided to give Chevrolet a chance that i should have stuck to the manufactures we know! ****"