I purchased a used vehicle in feb this year with a 3/36 warranty and it had an issues at test drive and dealership agreed to

Whether you can return the vehicle would depend on how serious the problems are and if there was any fraud involved in the sale. Even if you could...

I agree with Scott's assessment. I would just add that, while you could sue them, you could also end up spending as much or more to chase them down...

Car dealership didn't honor warranty before fleeing country. Can that allow me avoid repossession being filed

No, it is very doubtful that you can use the closure of the dealership as a reason to avoid a repossession. They are also correct that the...

I purchased a used car about two years ago from a dealer and I recently found out it was sold to me with frame damage,

Yes, but you should consult a consumer attorney to sue the dealership. Frame damage cases against dealership are complicated and it is very easy...

I bought a used car with a 3 month warranty after two weeks it broke down dealer will not fix it what can I do?

That depends on several factors. First, was the car overheating and did you drive it after it started overheating? Most warranties will decline...

Do I have any recourse in this matter?

I agree with Mr. Lee. You need to speak with an attorney and should call Amy. Good luck.

What can I do about being sold a Total Loss Vehicle in Louisiana without it being disclosed at time of purchase?

There is very, very little chance that the dealership didn't know about the total loss or have facts available to it so that it should have known. ...

I did a mechanic check for my car three days before, but one of the wheel come off today when I was driving.

Yes, absolutely. If they do not cover any damage to your car from the wheel coming off, you should contact a Pennsylvania consumer attorney, as...

Can I sue a car dealership?

You should have a knowledgeable consumer attorney such as Scott review your documents to see if you have a case for fraud against the dealership.

Am I fresh out of luck downpayment vehicle repairs ... Everything?

Find financing on your own through your bank or a credit union and pay the dealer loan off with that loan.