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.

Buyer: Hello do you still have this car?
Seller: Yes!  It is still available and I'm interested in selling!  :)
Buyer: Can you tell me anything about it
Seller: I am the original owner, bought it new in 2006.  Great vehicle - has never left me stranded.  The interior is nearly pristine and the exterior looks very good (some dings like you would expect from an 11 year old vehicle).  Still drives great.  Only 85,000 miles.
Buyer: Ok, how much are you asking?
Seller: I'm asking $7800.  I bought a new Escalade and no longer need this one.
Buyer: Ok, I will offer you 4600 for it.
Seller: Uh, no.  Book on it is $8300.  I'm already below that.  I'd be willing to consider an offer that is more reasonable, but $4600 is over three-thousand below my asking price.
Buyer: Well to be honest I found the same care with less miles for cheaper.  If oyu are willing to throw in a warranty and deliver it for me I will offer more.
Seller: OK, I can offer a 1 year warranty and will bring it to you, but I need you to make an offer.  
Buyer: Best I can go is 6900
Seller: Make it an even $7000 and you have a deal.
Buyer: 
Seller: 

car

Buyer: Hey there I was hoping to chat about the 2010 Infinit EX35
Seller: Hello there. I am the owner. Have you looked at the description? Any questions? 
Buyer: Yeah, is there anything wrong with the interior? Or any reason why the miles are so low?
Seller: Please note that the listing does say it is a salvage title. The interior is in great condition though!
Buyer: Oh, it doesn't say that when I look at it. Well... in that case would you take $5000 for it? I'm going to have to get it checked out by a mechanic and I'm  not sure what else I might have to do to repair it, so I think that's what I'd like to pay.
Seller: That is far too low. The accident was a small accident and the value is still more than double your offer despite that. Can you make a reasonable offer? 
Buyer: It is a 7 year old car even without a salvage title. Would you take $6000 for it?
Buyer: 
Buyer: 

car

Buyer: hello
Seller: Hi there. studio is for leasing. it's located in a very convenient location 
Buyer: I like the place, but its far away from my work. since there is no parking, would you be willing to accept 1100?
Seller: It's located only 1 mile off the BART station, you don't need a car. Akl the shopping and eateries are all located around the walking distance. So even without a car, you should be able to get around no problems. That's why the studio doesn't have any parking attached to it
Buyer: its only a studio and not a one bedroom. I would be willing to pre-pay 6 months in advance. would you accept $1250
Seller: That's way too low. I cannot go that low. The best I can do for 6 month lease is 1800. But if you want to sign a 1 year lease, I can give it to you for 1700
Buyer: would you consider a 2yr lease for 1450? i can have a cashiers check ready to go including first and last month's rent as well as a cleaning deposit immediately.
Seller: 2 year lease for 1600 and you have a deal
Buyer: I accept
Buyer: 
Seller: 


housing