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| On September 10, Smut, Inc., a new car dealer, placed a newspaper advertisement stating that Smut would sell ten cars at its showroom for a special discount only on September 12, 13, and 14. On September 12, King called Smut and expressed an interest in buying one of the advertised cars. King was told that five of the cars had been sold and to come to the showroom as soon as possible. On September 13, Smut made a televised announcement that the sale would end at 10:00 PM that night. King went to Smut’s showroom on September 14 and demanded the right to buy a car at the special discount. Smut had sold the ten cars and refused King’s demand. King sued Smut for breach of contract. Smut’s best defense to King’s suit would be that Smut’s A. Advertisement was not an offer. B. Offer was unenforceable. C. Television announcement revoked the offer. D. Offer had not been accepted. |