The most likely cause of the automatic headlights failing to activate in low ambient light conditions is:
A) A faulty ignition switch.
B) A faulty photocell.
C) Burned-out headlight elements.
D) Faulty headlight switch.

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The automatic headlights are activated by a photocell that senses the ambient light conditions. If the photocell is faulty or damaged, it may fail to sense the low light conditions and activate the headlights. The other options such as faulty ignition switch, burned-out headlight elements, or faulty headlight switch would not affect the automatic activation of headlights in low light conditions.

The Most Likely Cause of the Automatic Headlights Failing to Activate