TASK DEFINITION: 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.
PROBLEM: Seller: Hi, are you interested in the car?
Buyer: Yes indeed. However there are a few things I'd like to talk about.
Seller: OK, ask away.
Buyer: So this salvage title... what made the small accident so small?
Seller: We bought this car at a law enforcement auction. The salvage title means you can't register and drive the car. It'f for parts only. There just a small dent in the rear quarter panel. Otherwise the care is in very good condition and low miles. It's a goldmine for parts. 
Buyer: Could I drive it on private lands without issues?
Seller: Oh yeah, you can do that. Just stay off of paroled roads. IT's really just for parts. If you have a body or repair shop, then you can charge what ever you want for the parts. 
Buyer: In that case I think I'm going to have to cut that price in half there, and meet you at $8375.
Seller: I could let it go for $12,500. Could you do that?
Buyer: That's still too low partner, we're looking at maximum $9000. It's a useless car, and will take me a while to sell the parts.
Seller: I'm sad to hear that. My rock bottom price is $11,000.  If you can see your way to make that great.
Seller: 


SOLUTION: car

PROBLEM: Seller: Good morning. I have a great deal on a 2007 Jeep Liberty. Tires good, AC good. Interested?
Buyer: Yeah, what's the mileage on it?
Seller: Well, can't tell you the mileage as I don't know and I'm not the type who lies. Asking $4700. 
Buyer: Have you had any maintenance problems? Does the oil get changed regularly?
Seller: No maintenance issues. Oil is changed every 3000-4000 miles. No tough or dirty driving. Only used on paved roads. It's still sharp looking (silver) with no body damage other than the usual paint chips on the front end (rocks from road, etc.).
Buyer: How about $4400?
Seller: Hmmm, How about $4700 and I'll cover $300 of non-maintenance repairs for one year?
Buyer: I can do $4,500.
Seller: Ok. I can live with $4500 for an "as is" sale.
Buyer: Okay perfect.
Buyer: 
Seller: 


SOLUTION: car

PROBLEM: Buyer: Hello, I'm interested in this 2005 Caddy. What kind of shape is the engine in?
Seller: In terms of appearance the engine has been detailed so everything is clean.
Buyer: Welp, considering that this a 2005 with 120k miles on it, has small dents and the rivets on the hood because of a previous rack, I'm prepared to offer $2160. 
Seller: Well what if I threw in some rim locks tor prevent anti rim theft and also a slightly used sun shade for the dash would that be able to get you up to 2500
Buyer: Nah, I don't need any of that but thanks anyway. Do you know what the blue book price is for this car in this condition?
Seller: I dont remember exactly but in perfect condition I believe it was 1500 more than my list price.
Buyer: How about we meet somewhere in the middle. I'll offer $2300
Seller: at that price Id only be able to trow in the sunshade for the dash.
Buyer: I don't need the sunshade :)
Seller: then Id certainly be willing to go for that. However I could deliver it to you for 200 more?
Buyer: Nah that is okay. I'll come get it myself for $2300
Seller: 
Buyer: 


SOLUTION:
car