Studies show that women make at least half of all car-purchasing decisions. Women notice details that men don’t; for example, women notice drink holders and a back seat that allows them to reach children in child seats. Women are more likely to choose cars based on environmental friendliness. Only a few car models have been designed with women in mind, but these vehicles outsell others by a huge margin.
Which one of the following is most strongly supported by the information in this passage?
•(A) More car manufacturers should work to reduce emissions from their vehicles instead of building large, gas-guzzling vehicles.
•(B) Most purchasers of minivans are women who drive their children to multiple places and thus appreciate the size, safety, and convenience of minivans.
•(C) All car manufacturers should conduct careful market research to determine what their customers want in vehicles.
•(D) Car manufacturers that design cars according to female tastes can earn larger profits than those who do not.
•(E) Because station wagons were very popular with women in the 1970s and 1980s, car manufacturers should make more station wagons to maximize profits.
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https://www.dummies.com/how-to/content/l ... tions.html I am not quite convinced with the OA. Shall give my reasons after a few discussions. OA already posted in spoiler. Source link already given here, which has the ans. without any explanation.