BDD is an automobile manufacturer that focuses on mid-price vehicles. After several successful products, it expanded its line to a high-end vehicle, loaded with the latest technology. Jack Tutz purchased the Opal from the Bluebell BDD dealership for $57,539. After about ten months, the Opal began to have warning lights flash. Each time Jack returned the car to Bluebell, it reset the lights and assured him everything was fine but "this extremely sophisticated technology is very sensitive."

The other day when a low tire sensor came on, Jack ignored it as another false alarm. Thirty miles later, he had a blow out on the freeway. While the Opal was undamaged, Jack's swerving caused another car to hit the median, with a concussion for its driver. The car was towed to Bluebell, and a livid Jack really let Bluebell's sales manager, Evan, have it. When Jack produced a sheaf of repair slips from the Opal's glove box and mentioned a lawsuit for a defective car, Evan offered him a solution. Bluebell would credit Jack with $2,000 toward any car on the lot plus the market value trade-in on his Opal. Jack accepted, and left happy.

Two days later, after a thorough evaluation and repair of the Opal's central computer, Bluebell sold the Opal that formerly belonged to Jack to Amber, a young law firm associate making her first vehicle purchase. Amber was delighted to find such a low-mileage luxury vehicle, as she worried about the mechanical problems that come with used cars and the sales tactics of used car dealers but she could not afford a brand-new car. Amber paid $43,000 cash for the car, and received a copy of the dealership's certificate of qualitya list of all the aspects of the car that were checked and in working order at the time of the sale. Amber parked the Opal at her firm next to her supervising partner, Jack Tutz, who exclaimed, "I can't believe you bought a lemon! I thought you had better judgment." Amber has identified the following lemon statutes. Did Bluebell BDD or BDD Manufacturing violate the law? Tex. Occ. Code Ann. 2301.601 et seq.