The Graham executive agrees, and the Zahler executive disagrees. The Graham executive argues it's not misleading to claim that Graham minivans have a feature that Zahler minivans lack—folding seats—because there are some minivans being sold by Zahler without this feature. The Zahler executive thinks the claim is misleading.

We don't know if either executive agrees or disagrees. Neither executive's argument has anything to do with anyone being unaware of the competing product's features.

We don't know if either executive agrees or disagrees. We don’t know what features are deciding factors for consumers, and neither executive makes any statement about consumer preferences.

We don't know if either executive agrees or disagrees. This tells us when a commercial is deceptive, but the Graham executive would agree with a principle about when a commercial isn't deceptive. Also, we don't know anything about consumer preferences

We don't know if either executive agrees or disagrees. This tells us when a commercial is deceptive, but the Graham executive would agree with a principle about when a commercial isn't deceptive. Also, not all of the minivan Zahlers sell have the feature in question.