Car burns oil and no oil come on car acts like it wants to stall from leaving a stoplight and stop sign not buying garbage again

I bought my car new and the air conditioner wouldn't cool. There was a recall on the sensor and have had several things happen to it sense. Now my car uses oil even though I have kept up the oil changes! I have to add two quarts between oil changes and I can't afford to buy a new vehicle. This is the worst vehicle I've ever owned!

So, I managed to get ahold of my used 2016 Tucson SE before used car prices sky rocketed, about 16 grand before taxes, title, etc... you may wonder, how is it? Well, almost 1 year and over 10000 miles later, I can safely say it's a good car, not a great car, but a good one. You do get a pretty decent array of features in the base model, mine has the options package so it gets fog lights, power drivers seat, and steering wheel audio controls, there may be more, but those are the ones that stand out the most. The interior, though full of cheap plastic you'd come to expect from a base model, does look good on the inside, and the seats are surprisingly comfortable, the cloth feels nice and they're fairly plush. Interior room is good for a compact, great headroom means tall riders will sit comfortably and the back seat reclines which is a nice change from the usual fixed bench seat if you find the regular seat angle to be uncomfeconomy. Performance is average, it's not slow, but it's not quick either, though the added sport mode does help, at the cost of fuel economy. An eco mode is also available for improved fuel efficiency Unfortunately, at just 63,500 miles, electrical gremlins are rearing their ugly heads. A wheel speed sensor and some fault in the SRS system have occurred near simultaneously, and both rear windows no longer work. The engine is great, but I feel Hyundai cheaped out on electronics, and it's starting to show in whats otherwise been a pretty good car in my almost year of ownership.