Given a text passage as input comprising of dialogue of negotiations between a seller and a buyer about the sale of an item, your task is to classify the item being sold into exactly one of these categories: 'housing', 'furniture', 'bike', 'phone', 'car', 'electronics'. The output should be the name of the category from the stated options and there should be exactly one category for the given text passage.
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Question: Seller: Hey there. Nice truck in good condition. Interested?
Buyer: How are the tires and what is the milage on the truck?
Seller: The tires are in good condition. I replaced them late last year. The mileage is at 76k.
Buyer: Great mileage, but what does it mean the truck doesn't use oil? Like, do you not have to add any or is it some special  truck that does not require oil?
Seller: The truck doesn't require any engine oil. So no need for oil changes and such
Buyer: Interesting. Well, I was looking for something cheaper at about $5600, but I maybe able to go a little higher if there is a warranty on the truck
Seller: Unfortunately there is no warranty on the truck. I was looking for 7800. Maybe we can meet somewhere in the middle? It does have leather heated sets.
Buyer: Yes leather seats are nice. Would you be willing to take some trade as well? Lets say $6000 in cash and a pool table with all the equipment? The table is nice and only 6 months old. It cost me $3500


Answer: car


Question: Buyer: Hello, I'm interested in the Jaguar. How many miles does it have?
Seller: I'm not sure of the exact miles, but I'm going to guess around $165,xxx
Buyer: Is it clean? What kind of shape is the interior and exterior in?
Seller: The condition is outstanding for a 2002. The inside leather is nice and clean and the paint outside is decent but expected not to be perfect. Overall in great condition!
Buyer: Considering that it's a 2002 with at least 165K miles, I am willing to offer $2450.
Seller: It has some modern upgrades including security, bluetooth and auxilary, and everything is functionally sound. How about $3250?
Buyer: If you deliver the car I'll take that price.
Seller: For $3250, I can definitely deliver!
Buyer: Deal
Buyer: 
Seller: 


Answer: car


Question: Buyer: Hello!
Seller: Are you interested in 6 Commodore Drive Unit C430?
Buyer: I am, but I was wondering if there was any chance of the price being negotiable.
Buyer: Hello, are you there?
Seller: I have a little wiggle room.  
Seller: Computer froze up for a moment.
Buyer: I just live everything about it, but I am looking to pay below $2000.
Seller: Hm.  Well, remember that this is a 1 bedroom 1 bath in a fantastic area.
Buyer: I understand that. This is the one place where I have been lookin for an apartment to become available. 
Seller: It's also been renovated.  It has a great parking space that comes with the apartment.  
Buyer: Would you take $2000? It is only a little less than what you are asking. 
Seller: What about $2100?  I think that's fair.  This does include a lot of luxuries, including community laundry rooms, heated pools, hot tubs, saunas, and a fitness center.
Seller: What do you think?  
Buyer: Oh, I wasn't made aware of those amenities!!! If I fixed things up that need repairs would you take the $2000?
Seller: That's still a little low.  Actually, the place has granite counter tops and gorgeous flooring in there already.  I'm still looking for $2100.
Buyer:  It is definitely over my original budget of under $1500 that I was looking for. I may need to keep looking even though this place is great. 
Seller: I tell you what...let me see if we can do $2050.  What do you think?
Buyer: I think I could do the extra $50. That seems fair. 
Seller: Deal!
Seller: 
Buyer: Thank you for being considerate. 
Buyer: 


Answer:
housing