Baethan was browsing through Rebeccas used car yard. He spotted a classic red Alfa Romeo Spider which he liked. Rebecca strolled over and said, its just fabo, isnt it, a design classic by Pininfarina, the guys who do Ferrari. If you spend $500 on the body you could double your money. Baethen looked at the odometer and saw it had done 50,000 km. Rebecca said: It is a 1970 model and the price is $6,000. It used to be owned by David Haselhoff, the performer. Baethen hesitated and Rebecca said she would throw in a new set of tyres. Baethen agreed. Rebecca filled in a printed contract describing the car as a ALFA ROMEO SPIDER, Red, 1970 model, including new tyres. Baethen did not read the contract. He signed, paid for the car and took off with it. He later discovered it was a 1965 model, which had done 150,000 km. The tyres are retreads and David Haselhoff has never owned the car. It will cost far more than $500 to renovate the car and even in top condition it is only worth $8,000. Advise Baethen. Your advice should be supported by reference to relevant case law.