instruction:
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.
question:
Seller: Hi, This car is in great condition. Any questions about it?
Buyer: Hi there, how many miles are on the car?
Seller: It has 60,000
Buyer: That's great. Why are you selling it?
Seller: My boyfriend bought me a new car as an engagement gift. I don't need 2 now.
Buyer: Okay cool. Has it been in any accidents?
Seller: No. I'm a very safe driver. Does $4500 sound good to you?
Buyer: I could do $3300
Seller: That's a bit low for me. I need a little more to put towards the ring I'm buying my fiance. I could part with it for $3900
Buyer: How about $3500?
Seller: Okay. It's a deal
Buyer: Great, thanks.
Buyer: 
Seller: 

answer:
car


question:
Buyer: Hi.  I saw your super wagon for sale and I'm interested in buying it.
Seller: Great! Do you have any questions?
Buyer: What year is the car?
Seller: it is a 1989
Buyer: How long have you owned it?
Seller: Since '89, Im the only owner the car has had
Buyer: I really need this vehicle to be mobile but I already have so many expenses so I can't afford the asking price of $3000.  Would you be willing to take $2000 if I paid in cash?
Seller: $2700 is the lowest I can possibly go. I've put a lot into the car and it shouldnt have any issues or need any major upkeep for the next 50k miles
Buyer: $2300 is the absolute highest I can go.  I've been looking at another hand controlled equiped car for $2200 but it has slightly more miles.  I may have to go with that one if you can't take my offer
Seller: I can go to $2500 if you can come today, but that is the absolute lowest. Like I said it has all the upkeep it needs for a long time and new tires.
Buyer: I'll take it for $2500
Seller: Deal!
Buyer: 
Seller: 
Buyer: 

answer:
car


question:
Buyer: Hello, I am interested in one of these units. Does this unit have a fireplace? The ad only says that they are in select units.
Seller: Yes this particular one has one fireplace.
Buyer: Okay nice. Considering that I have to use the onsite laundry facility instead of having them in my place, I am putting up an offer of $1933 for this unit.
Seller: The laundry facility is free. So you won't have to cover the costs of fixing or repairing your own machines. We have to keep the rate at a certain limit to cover costs. Such as landscaping, storage, parking and security. The lowest we can go is 2000. Can you do that?
Buyer: Does that price include utilities and one of the large storage spaces listed in the ad?
Seller: Yes, it does. It's an incredible deal.
Buyer: Yeah, that is. Of course, I'll have to come take a look at the place but I agree to the $2000 price.
Buyer: 
Seller: Thank-you for your time.
Seller: 

answer:

housing