You are leasing a car and after 18 months the car is not running well. You take the car to the dealership and are told that several valves in the engine are bent due to misuse by you. You refuse to pay the repair bill of $2500, claiming it is covered under the warranty. The dealership stated that there was a misuse which constituted a waiver of the warranties. Who is correct in this situation? Does possible misuse constitute a waiver of implied warranties?

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