Kevin Green was 16 years old when he purchased a 1979 Camaro for $4,642.50 from Star Chevrolet. Shortly after the purchase, the car blew a head gasket and couldn’t be driven. Thereafter Kevin informed Star that he was disaffirming the contract. He offered to return the car, but Star would not accept it unless it was repaired. In January 1982 Kevin brought suit for the purchase price. The car was not used for four or five months until Kevin repaired the blown head gasket himself. In June 1982 the car was in an accident which substantially reduced its value. In an insurance settlement arising out of the accident, Kevin received $1,500 as a salvage payment for the Camaro. He used the salvage money to buy another car. Star then sued Green. What resulted? (Star Chevrolet v. Green, 473 So. 2d 157, Miss.)