You Purchase a Computer for $1,500, Having Being Told by the Vendor

You purchase a computer for $1,500, having being told by the vendor that it is a 2002 model. After receiving it, you discover that it is a 2001 model, worth only about $1,200. What are your remedies?

A) If the vendor was honest but mistaken, you can return the computer and get your $1,500 back.
B) If the vendor should have known that facts, you cannot return the computer but you can get $300 back.
C) If the vendor knew the facts and lied about them, you can return the computer and get damages of $300.
D) If the vendor wasn't sure about the model, you cannot return the computer, but you can get $300 in damages
E) Buyer beware, there is nothing you can do you should have checked it out more carefully