Volkswagen of America, Inc. v. Dillard

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• holding that mental anguish damages were available for the plaintiff’s breach of warranty claim where his new automobile’s conditions put him in physical danger and once left him without a working vehicle at night about three hours from home
• explaining that evidence that a car continuously stalled and failed to properly accelerate was evidence of a breach of the implied warranty of merchantability
• mental anguish damages recoverable in breach of warranty arising from purchase 11 The only hotel receipt provided was actually for a stay in 2023 after Rogers revoked his acceptance. (Plaintiff’s Exhibit 38, p. 1; Doc. 99, PageID.2988). of new automobile

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