Mario: Do you want to go with me to test drive a car I’m thinking of buying?
馬里奧:你想和我一起去試駕我想買的那輛車嗎?
Danica: Sure. Which dealership are we going to?
達(dá)妮卡:當(dāng)然,我們要去哪家經(jīng)銷商那買呢?
Mario: I’m not buying a used car from a dealership. I’m buying it from a private party. Dealerships rip you off.
馬里奧:我不打算從經(jīng)銷商那里買二手車,我打算在一個私人派對上買,經(jīng)銷商肯定會敲詐你的。
Danica: Are you sure about that? My sister bought a certified used car from a dealership and she even got a one-year warranty. She’s very happy with it.
達(dá)妮卡:你確定嗎?我姐姐從一個經(jīng)銷商那里買了一輛有保障的二手車,甚至還保修一年呢,她很滿意。
Mario: Dealerships jack up the price. Buying from a private party means getting a better deal.
馬里奧:商品經(jīng)銷商就會哄抬價格,從私人派對上買會更便宜。
Danica: If you say so. What kind of car is it, and how much is the owner asking for it?
達(dá)妮卡:如果你這么說,那是什么車呢,然后車主向你要多少錢呢?
Mario: It’s a McQ Racer and the owner is asking $12,000, $3,000 below blue book value.
馬里奧:是McQ跑車,車主要價一萬二千美元,比藍(lán)皮書上的標(biāo)價少三千美元。
Danica: That is a good price. In fact, that’s too good a price. Doesn’t that raise some red flags?
達(dá)妮卡:這價格很便宜,事實上,這太便宜了,難道這不意味著里面有問題嗎?
Mario: Like what?
馬里奧:比如?
Danica: Well, the car could be have been totaled and is now considered salvage. Its odometer could have been rolled back. It could have major mechanical problems...
達(dá)妮卡:嗯,車可能已經(jīng)毀壞了,需要修理,它的里程表可能會回滾,可能存在重大機(jī)械問題……
Mario: You can be skeptical, but I’m not looking a gift horse in the mouth. If this guy wants to sell his car for much less than its value, who am I to ask questions?
馬里奧:這只是你的猜測而已,我不會對別人給出的優(yōu)惠再吹毛求疵。如果這家伙真想以低價甩賣,我去問誰?
Danica: You’ll do a title search and ask to see the pink slip before you buy it, right?
達(dá)妮卡:你可以再調(diào)查調(diào)查,買之前要求看一下執(zhí)照,對吧?
Mario: I think you’d better stay here. With you along, I see this great deal going up in smoke!
馬里奧:我看你還是呆在這,別去了。有你在這,這么好的交易肯定要泡湯。
Danica: Sure. Which dealership are we going to?
Mario: I’m not buying a used car from a dealership. I’m buying it from a private party. Dealerships rip you off.
Danica: Are you sure about that? My sister bought a certified used car from a dealership and she even got a one-year warranty. She’s very happy with it.
Mario: Dealerships jack up the price. Buying from a private party means getting a better deal.
Danica: If you say so. What kind of car is it, and how much is the owner asking for it?
Mario: It’s a McQ Racer and the owner is asking $12,000, $3,000 below blue book value.
Danica: That is a good price. In fact, that’s too good a price. Doesn’t that raise some red flags?
Mario: Like what?
Danica: Well, the car could be have been totaled and is now considered salvage. Its odometer could have been rolled back. It could have major mechanical problems...
Mario: You can be skeptical, but I’m not looking a gift horse in the mouth. If this guy wants to sell his car for much less than its value, who am I to ask questions?
Danica: You’ll do a title search and ask to see the pink slip before you buy it, right?
Mario: I think you’d better stay here. With you along, I see this great deal going up in smoke!