In August 2014, Duncan went to Smith Motors to look for a used car to buy. He test-drove a 2007 Corvette with an odometer reading of 52,000. Duncan assumed that the heater worked, but he did not turn it on to test it because it was so hot outside. The salesperson assured him that the car was in \"mint condition." Duncan purchased the car. He later learned that the heater was broken, that the radio would not work, that the car would not start when the temperature dropped below 30 degrees, and that the car really had 152,000not 52,000miles on it. - Can Duncan get out of this contract and get his money back? - Did Smith Motors have a duty to disclose the defects in the car? - Was the statement that the car was in "mint condition\" a misrepresentation? - Did Duncan have the obligation to investigate the car more thoroughly? - What are the ethical concerns involved in this situation