Dealer is a used car dealer. Buyer wanted to purchase a new car and found one on Dealer's lot that had a price of $5,000 on the windshield. After a lengthy negotiation, Buyer and Dealer agreed to the sale of the car for a purchase price of $3,000, plus a tradein vehicle that Buyer owned. Buyer signed a written agreement that provided all of these detailsthe car, the purchase price, and the trade-in. In addition, Buyer paid Dealer $50 cash as a deposit. Dealer did not sign the written agreement. Buyer returned one week later with the balance of the money due and the trade-in. However, Dealer refused to complete the transaction. Buyer sued for breach of contract. Dealer asserted a statute of frauds defense. If Buyer wins, it is mostly likely because a court determined that: 4.-.. "r