Gino, a Used Car Salesman, Tells BillyBob While Test Driving

Multiple Choice

Gino, a used car salesman, tells BillyBob while test driving a restored '64 Mustang, "BillyBob, this car is a chick magnet!" So BillyBob buys the Mustang, but later is not satisfied because no girls want to go riding with BillyBob. BillyBob threatens to sue Gino. What result?

A) BillyBob will win because Gino's statement is an express warranty.
B) BillyBob will lose because Gino's statement is sales puffery.
C) BillyBob will win because Gino's statement is an implied warranty of fitness for a particular purpose.
D) BillyBob will lose because there are no express or implied warranties under the Magnuson-Moss warranty act.