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Five cars have different costs. Only one car is cheaper than Kia. Ferrari is costlier than Mercedes but not costlier than BMW. Mercedes is not the cheapest car. Nano is cheaper than Ferrari. Which among the following is the cheapest car?

Five cars have different costs. Only one car is cheaper than Kia. Ferrari is costlier than Mercedes but not costlier than BMW. Mercedes is not the cheapest car. Nano is cheaper than Ferrari. Which among the following is the cheapest car? Correct Answer Nano

1) Five cars have different costs.

2) Only one car is cheaper than Kia.

_> _> _> Kia > _

3) Ferrari is costlier than Mercedes but not costlier than BMW.

4) Mercedes is not the cheapest car.

BMW > Ferrari > Mercedes > Kia > _

5) Nano is cheaper than Ferrari.

BMW > Ferrari > Mercedes > Kia > Nano

Hence, Nano is the cheapest car.

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