In Pagan V

In Pagan v.Fruchey and Village of Glendale,Pagan sued questioning a village ordinance prohibiting the parking of a car on a public street displaying it for sale.Pagan won because:

A) Glendale's law violated Pagan's commercial speech rights which are absolute
B) Glendale was unable to prove that Pagan's speech was unlawful
C) Glendale's ordinance was broader than necessary to accomplish the Village's governmental interest
D) Glendale did not prove that the ordinance directly advanced their claimed governmental interest because they based their argument on opinion rather than data