Tom Tune Purchased a New Radio That Was Warranted to Be

Tom Tune purchased a new radio that was warranted to be free from manufacturing defects or defects in workmanship for a period of six years.Five years after Tom purchased the radio,he was burned when the radio spontaneously caught fire as a result of a manufacturing defect.Under these circumstances,which of the following statements is most correct?

A) Tom is entitled to recover the difference between the price of the defective radio and its value as warranted,but Tom cannot recover damages for personal injuries unless the contract expressly provided for such recovery.
B) Tom is entitled to recover damages for personal injury as consequential damages but he cannot recover damages for the loss in value of the radio.
C) Tom can recover damages for loss in value of the radio and can recover damages for personal injury as consequential damages for breach of warranty.
D) Tom cannot recover damages from the manufacturer under these facts because his action is barred by the U.C.C.statute of limitations.