Maria Palomo purchased a used car from LeBlanc Hyundai Partnership. She explained to the sales representative that she needed the car to go to work and to take care of her grandchildren. The representative told her that the car would be appropriate for those purposes and that, if she took care of the car, it “would last forever.” Palomo believed that this comment meant that the car would last her the rest of her life. She kept up with regular maintenance, but she began to have problems with the car. Palomo’s mechanic recommended that she replace the car’s engine. Palomo wanted to return the car to LeBlanc and be refunded the purchase price. The trial court awarded her $1,000 for repairs and damages. She appealed the decision. Should Palomo be allowed to revoke acceptance? What is the appropriate remedy?