PER CURIAM: Appellants purchased twelve-cylinder Jaguar automobiles. 1 Each automobile developed defects which, according to appellants, were of six types: fluid leakage from the power steering system, engine overheating, engine and transmission oil leakage, vibration and pulsation of the front brakes, malfunctioning of the climate control systems, and malfunctioning of the electrical systems. App…
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