Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve a hypothesis that is entailed by the premise.
Query: How to price used cars<br>Know the market. Can your car sell-off easily? Is it in demand? Will you have to drop your price in case there isn't much demand? Is it the right time to sell your car? Gather information about your car. The next step is to know your car well.
Outside variables can affect the price of your car
Antique dealers are honest about the age of their items for sale 
There was a discount on the carwash.
You should ask your neighbor how much their house is worth.
You can do an online search for recently-sold homes in any area.
You can raise the price if its in demand
Cars are worth a lot less after you drain the fuel
The motorboat was sold.
justin knew the car was a ticking time bomb
Shop around at various auction websites.
Information on recently-sold homes in your area is published by some local governments and realty sites.
The seller originally wanted $500, but brought the price down to $350.
The automobile industry has made many price concessions
The car really needed to be washed. 
Salespeople want to give you a good price.
if the SMA keeps getting better then all sellers would  reenter at the better price
they will sell your home quickly
The car was old
Cars had to compensate for other vehicle.
It was released for sale at a cheap price. 
Performance Car was very financially successful.
you don't want to panic when you see the car's battery light
One factor determines how quickly your car will sell
Used cars usually sell in less than 30 days n the market if priced right
You can raise the price if its in demand