Bonnie purchased a used car from Sellars' Garage Ltd for her personal use. The car was one-

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Bonnie purchased a used car from Sellars' Garage Ltd for her personal use. The car was one- year-old and had covered only 4,000 miles. It was an upmarket saloon and cost $50,000. Bonnie paid a deposit and she settled the balance in full before taking delivery of the car on 1 February 2019. In the course of the first two weeks of her ownership, Bonnie experienced a number of faults. On two occasions, the engine has cut out while driving at high speed. Investigations show that this is likely to be caused by an intermittent fault with an engine sensor but could also be caused or exacerbated by excessive levels of impurities in the fuel being used by Bonnie. On one occasion, the 'auto locking' feature, designed to automatically secure the car when the driver walks away with the key, had locked the car with the key inside it. Various pieces of interior trim, on closer inspection, also seemed to be looking very worn for such a new and lightly used vehicle and the cars upholstery, a form of manmade leather, appears to have been discoloured as a result of being in contact with certain of Bonnie's clothes. On 1 April, Bonnie took the car to Sellars' who agreed to make good the defects. Bonnie collected the car on 3 April. Sellars' explained that they had cured the fault with the engine and locking system, although they declined to explain the nature of the faults, but claimed that the wear to the interior and any discolouration of the upholstery were entirely the result of her use of it and did not amount to any sort of defect. The engine fault recurred. On 27 April, Bonnie once again returned the car to Sellars' for inspection. Sellars' claimed to find no evidence or cause of the faults and reasserted that the interior showed no premature wear. The problems have not been remedied. Bonnie has continued to use the car as she has no other means of transport but is very unhappy with it. She has not raised the continuing problems with Sellars' since 27 April.
Advise Bonnie.