Penelope drove from her home in Minneapolis to visit her brother, Ilia, an attorney living in Chicago, Illinois. On the way, Penelope stopped to get her brakes tightened at Don's Tune-Ups Inc., which is a Delaware corporation with its principal place of business and only shop in Eastern Wisconsin. After Don's Tune-Ups Inc., finished its work on her car, Penelope continued driving toward Chicago. After she passed into Northern Illinois, however, Penelope was seriously injured in a crash resulting from the failure of her brakes. Penelope files a tort claim in the Northern District of Illinois against Don's Tune Ups Inc. The defendant files the following motions: 1) motion to dismiss for lack of subject matter jurisdiction; 2) a motion to dismiss for lack of personal jurisdiction; 3) motion to dismiss for improper venue; 4) an alternative motion to transfer for the Eastern District of Wisconsin. How should the court rule on each of these four motions?