Steve and Laura decide to spend their retirement years travelling around Australia. Since they know very little about campervans, they decide to meet with Tony, the owner of "Campervans and Caravans Pty Ltd" ("CAC") to discuss their options. During their meeting, Steve and Laura tell Tony that they intended to drive around Australia for 2 years (so they needed something really reliable) and that they planned to go "off-road" to give Steve a chance to do some fishing in local rivers/ the ocean.

Based on their discussion, Tony suggested 3 possible campervans that will suit their needs, and based on Tony's advice, Steve & Laurahad a look atthe "Winnebago Transporter Deluxe" and decided to buy a brand new model for $106,500.

Unfortunately, after only a few days on the road, Steve noticed that the campervan started shaking whenever he drove above 90kmh, and worse yet, after only 2 months on the road, the campervan's main axle snapped while Steve & Laura were driving over a sand dune.

Back home, Steve and Laura are furious when they discover that (a) the engine had a power supply problem (which explained the shaking) and (b) that the Winnebago Transporter Deluxe was not designed to go off-road (which explained why the axle broke).

ADVISE STEVE AND LAURA OF THEIR RIGHTS UNDER THESALE OF GOODS ACT(PLEASE USE IRAC METHOD)