Richard Keller purchased a new Taurus station wagon from Friednly Ford, Inc. which he returned to the

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Richard Keller purchased a new Taurus station wagon from Friednly Ford, Inc. which he returned to the dealer and for which he sought a refund "because obviously it was a lemon." Thereafter, he needed a car to drive his daughter to college in another state, and Friendly Ford's sales manager assured him on the phone that he could "have a loaner vehicle" for the journey. But when he came to pick up the "loaner," the company president refused to supply the car. At that point Keller said he had no choice but to drive the Taurus "and hope and pray it didn't break down on the trip." But break down it did, causing Keller considerable inconvenience and expense (e.g., rental of a van to complete the trip). Should Keller be able to re from Friendly Ford for these expenses?Explain