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(C) Let the positions be $1$ to $7$ from left to right.From $(4)$,Fiat is at one end and is third to the left of Ambassador. Thus,Fiat is at position

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(C) Let the positions be $1$ to $7$ from left to right.From $(4)$,Fiat is at one end and is third to the left of Ambassador. Thus,Fiat is at position $1$ and Ambassador is at position $4$.From $(2)$,Fargo is fourth to the right of Fiat. Since Fiat is at $1$,Fargo is at position $1 + 4 = 5$.From $(1)$,Cardilac is to the immediate right of Fargo. Thus,Cardilac is at position $6$.From $(3)$,Maruti is between Ambassador and Bedford. Since Ambassador is at $4$,the only available spots for Maruti and Bedford are $2$ and $3$. Thus,Bedford is at $2$ and Maruti is at $3$.The remaining car,Mercedes,must be at position $7$.The final arrangement is:						$1$. Fiat			$2$. Bedford							$3$. Maruti			$4$. Ambassador							$5$. Fargo			$6$. Cardilac							$7$. Mercedes			-			Cardilac is at position $6$. The cars on its immediate sides are Fargo (at $5$) and Mercedes (at $7$).

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