Chrysler Corp. v. Taylor

Stolz, Judge.

The appellee bought a new Dodge automobile, which had been manufactured by the appellant. He soon discovered that the vehicle had numerous defects. At the appellee’s insistence, the appellant made several attempts to repair the car, but was never able to do so to the appellee’s satisfaction. The appellee, therefore, brought this suit against the appellant seeking damages for loss of bargain, the cost of a replacement for the defective Dodge, interest paid on his auto, wages lost while attending to the vehicle, and attorney fees. Over the appellant’s objections and motions for…