Sue says to Harry, "I'll give you a million dollars for your car." Harry agrees, knowing that Sue doesn't have a million dollars, and that his car isn't worth anything close to a million dollars. Is this a valid contract?

A) No, because $1,000,000 is more than the car is worth.
B) Yes, because nothing in Sue's offer indicates that she isn't serious.
C) Yes, because Harry has no reason to believe the offer isn't serious.
D) No, because it is unreasonable to believe that Sue really intended to create a contract.


D

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