Owning a car during the 1950s in the United States was mostly difficult for all but the very rich. a sign of status and success. unnecessary for living in the suburbs. one of the provisions of the GI Bill.

The correct answer is B. A sign of status and success. The reason is that in those times cars were not in a mass production and only the reachest could afford such a luxurious vehicle. The rest of the population simply had no money for it. As a result, a car in those times was associated with status and success, and, of course, a lot of money.

B. A sign of status and success.