Understanding the Car Negotiation

The video involves a discussion about the price and authenticity of a car, focusing on the motor and rear end. The sellers and buyers negotiate the price, considering their long-term relationship and the car's condition. The sellers agree to a lower price, absorbing shipping costs. The video concludes with a reflection on the process of finding unique and valuable items.

What was the initial price discussed for the car?

• $12,000

• $10,000

• $15,000

• $20,000

Why was the motor considered incorrect?

• It was not powerful enough

• It had no serial number

• It was too old

• It was too expensive

What feature of the rear end was discussed?

• It was missing

• It was too heavy

• It was a clamshell design

• It was too small

What was the seller's reaction to the $10,000 offer?

• They accepted it

• They rejected it

• They ignored it

• They countered with $11,000

What was the final agreed price for the car?

• $10,000

• $11,000

• $13,000

• $12,000

Who agreed to cover the shipping costs?

• It was split equally

• A third party

• The seller

• The buyer

What was the seller's reason for agreeing to the final price?

• They needed quick cash

• They valued the relationship

• They wanted to clear inventory

• They found a better buyer

What activity does the seller compare their work to?

• A marathon

• A mountain climb

• A fishing trip

• A treasure hunt

What is the seller looking for in their work?

• Common items

• Rusty gold

• New cars

• Antique furniture

Where does the seller search for items?

• Antique shops

• Shopping malls

• Backroads and flea markets

• Online stores