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|facts=MacPherson bought his [https://buickmodel10.com/ Buick Model 10] car for $900 in 1908 ([https://www.wolframalpha.com/input?i=US%24900+%281908+US+dollars%29 $30,300 in 2023]); the dealer had bought the car directly from Buick.
|facts=MacPherson bought his [https://buickmodel10.com/ Buick Model 10] car for $900 in 1908 ([https://www.wolframalpha.com/input?i=US%24900+%281908+US+dollars%29 $30,300 in 2023]); the dealer had bought the car directly from Buick.
In July 1911, MacPherson was driving his car at 8 mi/h when his left rear wheel collapsed. His car spun out of control & he was injured. The cause of the wheel collapse was defective wood.
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|link=https://www.nycourts.gov/reporter/archives/macpherson_buick.htm
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MacPherson v. Buick
Court Court of Appeals of New York
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Date decided March 14, 1916

Facts

MacPherson bought his Buick Model 10 car for $900 in 1908 ($30,300 in 2023); the dealer had bought the car directly from Buick.

In July 1911, MacPherson was driving his car at 8 mi/h when his left rear wheel collapsed. His car spun out of control & he was injured. The cause of the wheel collapse was defective wood.

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