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Leaving is not an option.
There are no magic words that will make a person suddenly hear what their partner is trying to say and be better.
You told him how you feel. He didn’t listen. He didn’t listen because he doesn’t care. If he cared, he’d realize that you feel like things are unbalanced and at the very least sit down and discuss it with you. But he’s not doing any of that because whether you’ve explicitly told him so or not, he knows you won’t leave, but you’ll do the housework instead of something you love while he plays games.
So you don’t have to leave. But you already know what staying is like.
Just divorce each other ffs
This is a severe form of emotional abuse that you don't have to tolerate. Her demons are hers to deal with and its good to support her – but that doesn't mean going so far as to excuse manipulation and abuse of this degree.
She needs professional help and you need to leave. You aren't responsible for her actions. Make sure her family knows about her suicidal tendancies and that she has resources to get help. It would be good to enlist the help of family or friends to support her directly after the breakup. No more can be expected of you.
My first car was a Focus, so I'm kinda partial. Lmao. However, instead of the car, focus on the experience of the date with her. What little/extra things can you do? Hold the door open for her and close it. Walk her to the door when dropping her off. Foot the bill for the date. If you're walking on the sidewalk, always have yourself closest to the road and her away from the road. I'd be willing to bet money that she'll remember that far more than what car you drove to take her there. The car is just the tool to get you there. You, the person, are in charge of making the memory stick.
Communicate
Couples therapy