Consumer Warranty Law: 4.2.3.2.4 Reasonable safety, efficiency, and comfort
The second principle of fitness is that the goods must be able to do the ordinary job with reasonable safety, efficiency, and comfort.87 Cars must be able to operate with reasonable safety on the roads or they are not fit for the ordinary purpose of driving on the road.88 A vehicle’s defective air conditioning system makes the vehicle unmerchantable because of the safety risks of fog forming on the vehicle’s windows and drivers’ potential difficulties breathing.