The huge increase from 1985 to 2002 in the number of new cars sold to American teenagers can be attributed to:
A) better and cheaper cars that are available.
B) improvements in safety standards so that teens are more comfortable owning their own cars.
C) parents being more willing to buy the cars and pay for the insurance.
D) more "teen-friendly" cars being on the market.
Answer: C
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