Fredo sold his car to Carlo for $$4,000.$ The car's actual value is approximately $$10,000.$ In retrospect, Fredo is upset with the deal. Can Fredo either get his car back from Carlo or recover from him the monetary difference $($$$6,000)$ accounting for the car's actual value?

Yes, since this is obviously a bad bargain

No$,$ because the difference between the contract price for the car and the car's actual value, $$6,000,$ does not exceed the $$10,000$ amount required for a remedy pursuant to Article $2$ of the Uniform Commercial Code $($UCC$)$

Yes, but Fredo can only get his car back from Carlo; he cannot recover the monetary difference $($$$6,000)$ representing the car's actual value

No$,$ this is simply a bad bargain on Fredo's part

Yes, but Fredo can only recover from Carlo the monetary difference $($$$6,000)$ accounting for the car's actual value; he cannot get his car back