Sure looks like a scam to me. Ignore. Legal action is initiated by sending a copy to serve you papers.

Whether or not you can sue would depend in large part on your documents, but also in a HUGE part on the mileage on the car at the time of...

You probably have some claim, but not what you think, given that your "warranty" is likely a service contract. No way to figure it out, though,...

way above the value and "as is" What was the mileage of the Jeep when you bought it? About 150,000, or below 150,000?

The 15-day law only requires dealers to repair cars, twice. But there are other laws that would allow you to sue to return the car. You should...

Anyone can be sue for anything. That's not the question. The question is, whether your claims have potential. Based on your description, it is...

To the extent I understand your question, you bought a service contract (not a warranty!) as part of the transaction. I think you can cancel it...

Previous undisclosed accident = fraud. And Consumer Fraud. And revocation of acceptance and cancellation of the contract. What to do? Sue.

Yes, you can sue the dealership, but the issue has nothing to do with the lemon law. But, if they do not rectify the problem, you won't have any...

Not "lemon law" as such, but definitely fraud, consumer fraud, possibly implied warranty of merchantability. In other words, you should sue.