Round Tire Co. sells 1,000 tires to Green Rent-a-Car for use on Green's fleet. They sign a sales agreement that includes the following: "LIMITATION OF REMEDIES. Round agrees to repair or replace any tire that Round determines is defective within 12 months of the effective date of this agreement or 25,000 miles, whichever is earlier. Green agrees that this is Green's SOLE REMEDY; Green is not entitled to consequential or incidental damages or any other remedy of any kind." Upon discovering that all 1,000 tires are defective, Green immediately purchases substitute tires from another manufacturer at a cost of $12,000. Green loses $75,000 in rental payments while it replaces all of the tires on its cars. If Green sues Round to recover money damages, how will the court rule?