Helber v. Schaible

In October, 1911, plaintiff purchased a Ford automobile of defendants, and paid $560 therefor, with a warranty that it was a “good car and would run all right.” The car soon developed motor trouble, and plaintiff returned it several times to defendants at their garage in Ypsilanti, to have the defect corrected. After several attempts to adjust it, it still worked badly, and complaint was again made to defendants. Defendant Schaible then requested plaintiff to return the car to their garage and give him one more chance to adjust it, and promised if he could not do so he would give him a new…