"Mr.Arun's new car is silver grey, has grey leather upholstery and gives excellent mileage. Mr.Varma's new car is also silver grey and has grey leather upholstery to match. I am sure Mr.Varma's car must be equally good with fuel efficiency too." Which of the following fallacy is committed in the above argument? 

The correct answer is Weak analogy.
Important Points

The fallacy being committed in this argument is called the "Weak Analogy" fallacy.

• An analogy is a comparison between two things, often for the purpose of explanation or clarification.
• When two things are compared in an argument, the comparison must be relevant and the things must be similar in a meaningful way.

In the argument presented, the color and upholstery of Mr. Arun's and Mr. Varma's cars are used to suggest that Mr. Varma's car must also have excellent mileage.

• However, the color and upholstery of a car have no relevance to its fuel efficiency.
• The analogy is weak or faulty because it compares irrelevant attributes to draw a conclusion.

Amphiboly is when the structure of a sentence allows for multiple interpretations.

• Slippery Slope involves arguing against an action on the unsupported assertion that it will inevitably lead to a specific outcome.
• And Straw Man is when a position is misrepresented in order to make it appear weaker or more extreme than it actually is, then refuting that misrepresentation. None of these are applicable to the argument provided