Quality Motors, Inc., refused to sell a car to Hays because he was only 16 years old. However, Quality told Hays that they would sell the car to an adult and then show Hays how to transfer the title to his name. Hays agreed with the scheme and came back with a friend who was 23. Quality sold the car to Hays’s friend. Quality then gave Hays the name of a notary public who would transfer the title to Hays. After the transfer was accomplished, Hays’s father found out about the deal and tried to get Quality Motors to take the car back.

Quality replied that the car had been sold to an adult, so Hays could not disaffirm the contract. Is Quality correct? Explain. Quality Motors v. Hays, 225 S.W.2d 326 (AR).