Razor v. Hyundai Motor America

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• when a manufacturer provides an express warranty to a consumer, the MMWA provides that the express warranty provides sufficient privity for a consumer to bring a UCC claim of implied warranty against the manufacturer
• where plaintiff testified as to purchase price of car and chronic problems, jury could award damages based on its own experience and her testimony that the value of the car she received was less than the value of the vehicle she thought she was buying
• where plaintiff testified as to purchase price of car and chronic problems, jury could award damages based on its own experience and her testimony that the value of the car she received was less than the value of the vehicle she thought she was buying

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).