Negotiating the Value of a Snowmobile

The video follows a conversation between two individuals who are interested in purchasing a vintage snowmobile. They discuss their shared passion for collecting antiques and evaluate the condition and value of the snowmobile. The conversation progresses into a negotiation over the price, with both parties making offers and counteroffers. Eventually, they reach a final agreement on the purchase, concluding the interaction.

What does the narrator hear upon arriving at the house?

• A car engine

• Music playing

• Children laughing

• A dog barking

What is the shared interest between the narrator and the seller?

• Fishing

• Antique equipment collecting

• Gardening

• Cooking

What is the condition of the snowmobile according to the seller?

• Completely broken

• Well-maintained

• In poor condition

• Brand new

What is the initial offer made by the narrator for the snowmobile?

• $100

• $200

• $150

• $250

What is the seller's counteroffer during the negotiation?

• $200

• $100

• $250

• $150

What is the final price agreed upon for the snowmobile?

• $175

• $200

• $250

• $150

What does the narrator think about paying a little more for the snowmobile?

• It's too expensive

• It's not worth it

• It will still be worth it

• It's a waste of money

What does the seller think about the value of the snowmobile's parts?

• They are common

• They are outdated

• They are valuable

• They are worthless

What does the narrator compare the snowmobile to?

• A new car

• A boat

• A battle-ax

• A bicycle

What does the narrator say about their own collecting habits?

• They have no rhyme or reason

• They collect only snowmobiles

• They only collect valuable items

• They have a specific focus