They do have a sort of rugged, simplistic attractiveness to them. This one has been in the family since new in 2017 and it has served well with few problems. If you are mechanically inclined, you can purchase a relatively inexpensive code reader from your local auto parts store to see what the code is. That will get you pointed in the direction of "where to start," especially if the car doesn't have any noticeable symptoms (sluggish acceleration, abnormal vibrations, etc..)