Cecil was showing Carlotta around his used car lot. He stopped at a 1972 Mustang convertible and popped the hood. "This is the best little car ever made. She'll out-run a Cadillac any day." Carlotta was impressed. She believed that statement meant the Mustang would go at least eighty miles an hour, because that's what her old Cadillac would do, so she bought the Mustang. When she later found out the top speed the Mustang could reach was seventy miles an hour, she tried to return the Mustang, claiming Cecil had been deceptive with his statements comparing the speed of a Mustang to the speed of a Cadillac. In this case, Cecil's statements: are mere puffery and would not be considered deceptive. are deceptive, and Carlotta will be able to return the Mustang for a full refund. are deceptive, but Carlotta will not be able to return the Mustang. are not deceptive but do create a warranty