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A buyer purchаsed а new cаr frоm a dealer under a written cоntract that prоvided that the price of the car was $20,000 and that the buyer would receive a “trade-in allowance of $7,000 for the buyer's old car.” The old car had recently been damaged in an accident. The contract contained a merger clause, stating, “This writing constitutes the entire agreement of the parties, and there are no other understandings or agreements not set forth herein.” When the buyer took possession of the new car, she delivered the old car to the dealer. At that time, the dealer claimed that the trade-in allowance included an assignment of the buyer’s claim against her insurance company for damage to the old car. The buyer refused to provide the assignment. The dealer sued the buyer to recover the insurance payment. The dealer has offered evidence that the parties agreed during their negotiations for the new car that the dealer was entitled to the insurance payment. Should the court admit this evidence?