Bumper Car Purchase and Sentiment Analysis

Danny receives a call from Mike about Ryan Newman's interest in purchasing bumper cars. They discuss plans to restore the cars with an electric drivetrain. Danny considers buying two cars for his daughters. A negotiation ensues over the price, with Danny leveraging a past favor to lower the cost. They finalize the deal at $18,000, and Danny prepares for shipping. The interaction highlights negotiation tactics and the importance of relationship-building in sales.

Who called Danny to inform him about Ryan Newman's visit?

• Ryan Newman

• Mike

• Danny

• Ryan's assistant

What does Ryan Newman plan to do with the bumper car?

• Sell it

• Restore it to original condition

• Install an electric drivetrain

• Use it as a decoration

Why does Ryan want two bumper cars?

• To give one as a gift

• To have a spare

• To start a bumper car business

• For his daughters to play with

What was the initial asking price for each bumper car?

• $18,000

• $21,000

• $25,000

• $22,000

What was one of the issues with the bumper car that Ryan pointed out?

• It was missing a headlight

• It had a broken wheel

• The paint was faded

• The seat was torn

What did Danny offer as a reason to lower the price?

• The bumper car was old

• The bumper car was not in demand

• He had given Mike a uniform for free

• Ryan was a famous person

What was the final agreed price for each bumper car?

• $25,000

• $21,000

• $18,000

• $22,000

What does Danny need to do after the agreement?

• Find another buyer

• Repair the bumper cars

• Cancel the deal

• Prepare the shipping

What is Danny's reaction to the final price negotiation?

• He is disappointed

• He is happy

• He is indifferent

• He is angry

What is the overall sentiment if Ryan Newman is satisfied?

• No one is happy

• Only Mike is happy

• Only Danny is happy

• Everyone is happy