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It's funny how you complain about how these engines you got broke on you and ate oil. You were the person who bought the damn thing. Why didn't you inspect it? If you aren't qualified to do so, you should have gotten a mechanic to check everything for you.
Used cars aren't that complicated. Check the frame, check bushings, check the fluids, check the brakes, check the tires, check the check engine light, check the compression, do a leak down test if you can, check for leaks, check all of the electronics and AC, check for dents, ask about recent maintenance, and go take it for a test drive. Let it warm up and then drive it how you would drive it, hard. After everything checks out, lower your offer based on the cost of repairs needed.
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