A. B, and C friends went to the car show and saw a car. A said: "This is not 'Chery' or 'Roewe'. " B said: "This is not 'Chery', but 'Red Flag'. " C said: "This is not 'Red Flag', but 'Chery'. " Later, the auto show administrator said: "One of the three people made both judgments correctly; the other person made both judgments wrong; the third person's Two judgments are one to one wrong. ". Can we know from this? ['This car is a Chery sedan.', 'This car is a Roewe sedan.', 'This car is a red flag car.', 'None of the three cars above.']