1. Helen, age 17, wanted to buy a Harley-Davidson "Sportster" motorcycle. She did not have the funds to pay cash but persuaded the dealer to sell it on credit. The dealer did so partly because she said she was 22 and showed the dealer false identification. Helen drove the motorcycle away. A few days later, she damaged it. And then returned it to the dealer and stated that she disaffirmed the contract because she was a minor.
   1. What are some ways Helen could avoid the contract?
   2. What are some ways the dealership could have the contract held as valid?
2. Thomas, age 87, went to a car dealership to purchase a small car. He wound up at a Mercedes dealership, and the dealer sold him the "economical Mercedes" for $50,000. On his fixed income, he could not afford the payments after a month and brought the car back. Thomas argued that he theought he was buying an economy car, and the dealer said that was the least expensive new car on the lot.
   1. What are some ways Thomas could avoid the contract?

What are some ways the dealer could require him to continue payments under the contract?