Kwan purchased a new Mercedes Benz automobile from a dealership for $46,370.24.

During the first year of ownership, he returned the car at least 10 times for

numerous repairs, some of which Kwan complained were repeat problems that

were never fixed correctly. Ultimately, Kwan returned the car for a refund, which

was refused. Kwan sued for a refund and for damages for emotional distress. Kwan

testified that the repeated efforts to get the car repaired and the operational

problems he considered un safe, made him "frustrated and mad," "sad," "nervous,"

and "worried about the safety for the family." The jury awarded Kim $10,000 for

emotional distress.

First, which warranties can Kwan claim have been violated? Why? Under which

law might Kwan be entitled to damages for distress? Why?