Vanderhoort Contacted Prinz to Buy a New Furnace That Burned

Vanderhoort contacted Prinz to buy a new furnace that burned both wood and oil. Prinz, who bought the furnace directly from the manufacturer, also installed it. The furnace was defective; it malfunctioned and caused a fire that destroyed the house of the buyer and the belongings of a visitor. Which of the following accurately sets out the legal position of the parties?

A) The damages to be claimed from the seller are limited to the total charged for the sale and installation.
B) The visitor could sue both seller and the manufacturer.
C) Vanderhoort could sue only seller.
D) If the reason for the fire was a defect caused at the factory, Vanderhoort could only sue the manufacturer for negligence.
E) If Vanderhoort successfully sued the seller, the seller could then sue the manufacturer.