Traditionally, the most highly sought cars have been the "sports cars" and similar two-door models. Nevertheless, Zincstone Motors has chosen to eliminate the last two-door models and produce only four-door models.

Which of the following would, if true, most help to explain Zincstone Motors' strategy?

A) Some of the most financially successful households are the two-income houses, a high percentage of which have kids.
B) As American consumers lose access to car manufacturers who produce two-door cars, and as two-door cars occupy smaller and smaller shares of the United States car market, American consumers will be more likely to buy four-door cars.
C) Many of Zincstone Motors models are exported and sold overseas, including in some countries like Japan, which import a significant number of cars into the United States.
D) After a spate of recent additional safety requirements, the cost of frame and doors of Zincstone Motors' standard two-door models are now three times as expensive as standard four-door frame and doors.
E) In almost every instance, Zincstone Motors models lead all comparable models of competitors in fuel efficiency and have lower average maintenance costs as well.