Question

which conclusion is supported by this image? never before such beauty and quality for so little money. $535 only whippet has all these features full force - feed lubrication - silent timing chain - gas tank at rear - big 4 - wheel brakes - balloon tires and sashbars - adjustable steering wheel - single plate clutch - banjo - type rear axle with removable shaft - longer connecting rods - interchangeable chadwick - type main bearings - most care hotchkiss drive - tryon shackles - long semi - elliptic springs with all leaves of chrome vanadium steel. the perfected whippet $585 $545 $535 $525 $455 © bridgeman art library / universal images group/ image quest 2015 consumers had little money to buy luxury goods during the 1920s prices for automobiles rose during the 1920s because of limited foreign competition demand for automobiles dropped during the 1920s and resulted in lower automobiles prices low prices made automobiles available to many americans

Explanation:

The advertisement emphasizes getting beauty and quality for little money, listing relatively low - priced automobiles. This implies that low prices made cars accessible to many Americans. There is no indication of consumers having little money for luxury goods in general, no mention of foreign competition affecting prices, and no evidence of demand dropping.

Answer:

low prices made automobiles available to many Americans