Chewie works in the shipping business in galaxy far, far away that surprisingly uses Kentucky law.When his ship's hyperdrive fails, he heads to a nearby dealer to seek a replacement.A salesman recommends a particular model.Not familiar with the manufacturer, Chewie asks for assurances it will work on his ship.The seller reassures him and promises it is the correct part.He also points out a printed label on the engine that reads, "Guaranteed to last for 100 years and make your ship faster than ever!" The advertisement also features the smiling image of famous pilot Han Solo and reads, "I could never have made the Kessel run in 12 parsecs without this hyperdrive."

Chewie buys the hyperdrive and has it installed in his ship.Later that week when speeding away from customs officials , the hyperdrive stops working and bursts into flames, severely damaging the ship.A mechanic later examines it and determines that this model was not compatible with Chewie's ship .In addition, the hyperdrive had a design that gave it at an increased risk of fire when used at anything other than low speeds .

make any products liability claims exist here?If so, identify and define them.Would it matter if Chewie was exceeding the vehicle's designed speed at the time?

If Han's image was used without his consent in the advertisement, what tort might be present?

Would it be a defense to Chewie's claims if a product recall existed already for that type of hyperdrive?