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.

[EX Q]: 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:

[EX A]: car

[EX Q]: Seller: Hello
Buyer: Hi! I am interested in your truck. How is the paint?
Seller: Paint is great, not a single scratch or ding.
Buyer: Great! I would be willing to do 600, on account of the fact that it is pretty high mileage.
Seller: I'm not sure what you mean. The price it is listed at is $8900. I can negotiate the price a bit though if you are able to pick it up right away.
Buyer: I am sorry, I meant 6000. I can come get it today with cash in hand for 6230. How does that sound?
Seller: Hmmm that's really low...
Buyer: Not really, the pickup is almost 13 years old and the high mileage means that I am bound to have some engine problems not too long after buying it.
Seller: The engine was rebuilt and is in good condition, you shouldn't have any problems with it. It is a great truck and has many good years left on her. If we were talking about a car just for tooling around yeah it might be high but for a truck that can haul what this truck can, you won't find a better deal out there.
Buyer: Still, the wear and tear is there. I with just a 4.8 Liter engine I doubt how much hauling it can really do. I can do 7000, but that is it.
Seller: Alright, $7000 is a fair compromise, I can do that.
Seller:
Buyer:

[EX A]: car

[EX Q]: Buyer: I'm interested in your hutch. Will you take $200?
Seller: no, that's way too low, brand new it would be 2000 and yeah, it's not brand new but still
Buyer: $2000 from Costco? You need to stay out of that place, you got robbed. I'm willing to go up to $225 because my mom needs a new desk soon.
Seller: it's been very well taken care of, you wouldn't even know it was used how about 600 and I'll even help you move it to your vehicle
Buyer: I will take it for $300 if you throw in that printer too.
Seller: ahhh man, you hear that breaking sound? that's my balls, man! come on.. how about five hundred, and yeah, I throw in the printer.
Buyer: Alright, $325. Printer, all the books and the wires hanging in the back. Do you have a computer chair>
Seller: sorry, man the books I need... and the chair stays how about the hutch and the printer.. 400. that's my final offer
Buyer: $375, printer, hutch and you help loading?
Seller: fine... I gotta your robbing me blind. My kids will have to tighten their belts for the next week with all the money you're stealing from me. but yeah, I'll do it
Seller:
Buyer: Pleasure doing business with you. Give your kids my regards.
Buyer:

[EX A]:
furniture