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Car Selling

Car Selling

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English

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​Today, we're going to learn useful English phrases and vocabulary to help you when you're selling used cars. You will learn how to describe a car, answer customer questions, and explain important details.

ENGLISH FOR SELLING CARS

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​VOCABULARY WORDS:


​Car Parts:
Engine
Transmission
Tires
Exhaust
Seats
Dashboard
Steering wheel Headlights
Taillights
Windshield
wipers

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​Car Features:

  • Sunroof

  • Air conditioning

  • Bluetooth

  • Navigation system

  • Backup camera

  • Heated seats

  • All-wheel drive (AWD)

  • Fuel efficiency

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​CAR CONDITION:

  • Excellent condition

  • Good condition

  • Fair condition

  • Runs smoothly

  • Well-maintained

  • Recently serviced

  • Low mileage

  • High mileage

  • Accident-free

  • Minor scratches/dents

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Phrases for Describing the Car

Introduce some useful phrases for describing the car's features, condition, and price.

Describing the Car:

  • "This car is in excellent condition, with only 50,000 miles on it."

  • "It has a powerful engine and drives very smoothly."

  • "This car has been well-maintained and is accident-free."

  • "The exterior is in great shape with only a few minor scratches."

  • "It comes with leather seats, a sunroof, and a premium sound system."

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​Customer Questions:
"How many miles does this car have?" "
- This car has 60,000 miles on it." "

Has the car been in any accidents?" "
-No, the car has never been in any accidents." "

Is the price negotiable?" "
- Yes, the price is negotiable. I'm happy to discuss it with you."

​Today, we're going to learn useful English phrases and vocabulary to help you when you're selling used cars. You will learn how to describe a car, answer customer questions, and explain important details.

ENGLISH FOR SELLING CARS

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