2013 Dodge Grand Caravan

I just spent over three thousand dollars rebuilding the top of this engine. I put in all new parts. No codes. All four cams, cam position sensors, lifters, rockers, fuel injectors, all four phasers, spark plugs, ignition coil packs, oil cooling unit, temp sensor, intake manifold, pcv valve, thermostat and housing, antifreeze, wipers, a new battery ,and Lord knows what else. Car has 155k miles. Around 50 miles since rebuilt. I ran out of money and can't afford gas. This is a really nice car. I have a 2007 for $1,000. If that's more to your liking. It runs and drives fine but needs new tags. I can't afford those either. Both cars are running and driving fine. Cars have stow and go seats that fold into floor boards so you can use as cargo van or passenger van. Pretty cool. And convenient. I'm 71 and living on $700 a month social security. I simply can't afford these cars anymore. Google the car. It is the top of the engines in these that cause grief. You can buy one somewhere else for more money. Question is, why would you? The top of this engine is brand new. Hate to see it go after sinking my life savings into it, but I have no choice. Cash only. New tags. Clean title. Just a really nice rig.