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Paul Gipson (not verified)    December 16, 2024 - 8:39AM

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If a item is sold to be used "for a particular purpose" it has to be able to perform for that particular purpose. In this instance, the purpose was to be driven.
There is a time limit, but this is a usable legal precedent
I was able to get a used car dealer to fix a vehicle that stopped being able to be driven, after showing the court that due to a defect, it could perform as expected at time of perchase

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