<human>: So I am trying to decide what to do with my car...

Right now, I have a 2012 VW Jetta TDI that I purchased new in 2012. I have an interest rate of 2.9% over 66 months and have 42 payments remaining (around $10,500 left). 

Last year, the car had a complete fuel system failure which resulted in an entire replacement of the system minus the gas tank. Thankfully, it was under warranty, as it would have cost me over $10,000 to repair. Otherwise, the car has had all of its routine maintenance and regular oil changes.

My question is... do I trade in my car with its previous fuel system failure or do I keep paying it off, and maybe purchase an extended warranty for roughly $2000?

I am not in credit card debt and I do have a secure, well paying job for  at least another 1/2 year. However, I am getting married soon (the wedding is already paid for) and will be moving to where ever my future husband can land a job once he graduates. I do have a teaching certificate, so I could most likely land a job without a ton of hassle. (I think, I hope).

I'm simply worried about taking the car off and away across the country with it having that previous huge issue, especially if I can get a car or equal or better value for the same payments. Is it worth looking in to? Or should I stick with what I have?

Can you succinctly summarize the text in 1-3 sentences?
<bot>: Is it smart to have a new car when moving across the country, away from friends/family to help out? Or is it dumb to get a new car before moving across the country with unseen expenses lurking?