IELTS Listening · Cam 5
Test 3 Part 1
Good morning. Please take a seat.
Level: B1 · 118 sentences
Transcript
- Good morning.
- Please take a seat.
- How can I help you?
- Well, I'm thinking of buying a new car and I'd like some advice.
- Sure, yes.
- Had you got any particular make in mind?
- I'm interested in a leader.
- I've had one before and liked it,
- But I haven't really made up my mind.
- Sure, we've got various models.
- Right, what about the engine size?
- Any ideas?
- The one I've got at the moment's a 1.2 1.2 litre engine, but...
- I find it a bit slow on long journeys.
- I'd like a bit more power this time.
- A 1.4 1.4 should do.
- I don't think I need a 1.6 1.6 or anything.
- Right.
- Well, I think the model you're looking at is the Max.
- Here's a picture.
- Oh, yes.
- Have you got one in?
- Yes.
- I'll take you to have a look at it in a minute.
- I'll just get a few more details.
- Is there anything else to do with the engine?
- What kind of gear change do you want?
- I presume you want a manual?
- I'd want automatic.
- I've never driven a car with manual gears.
- Right.
- Well now, here's the colour chart for the Max.
- Have you given that any thought?
- This blue's very popular at the moment.
- Yes, it is nice.
- I like blue.
- Um, what's it called?
- Royal?
- Yes.
- Hmm.
- But actually, I think I prefer this lighter shade here.
- Sky.
- Yes, that's popular too.
- I think I'll go for that.
- You might have to wait a week or so for that colour,
- But I assume that'll be OK.
- Oh, yes, fine.
- Well, we can go outside and you can have a good look
- At one, and perhaps take it out.
- But first, can I just ask you about finance?
- The cash price is going to be somewhere
- In the region of seven and a half thousand.
- How would you like to pay?
- Are you in a position to pay cash,
- Or would you need credit?
- I'd like credit, provided the terms are reasonable.
- Well, you can discuss that with my colleague in a moment.
- We have various arrangements.
- Would you be interested in us taking your present car as part exchange?
- Yes.
- OK, fine.
- So, I'll just need some details from you and
- Then we can do a valuation.
- Is that OK?
- Fine, yes.
- Could I have your full name?
- Wendy Harries.
- That's H-A-R-R-I-E-S.
- And is that Mrs?
- Miss?
- Ms?
- It's Doctor, actually.
- Oh, right.
- And your address?
- 20 Green Banks.
- Is that green spelled as in the colour?
- Yes, that's right.
- OK.
- Alton.
- Is that O-L-T-O-N?
- Not quite.
- It begins with an A, not an O.
- Oh, yes.
- That's in Hampshire, isn't it?
- That's right.
- And do you know your postcode?
- Yes, it's GU89EW.
- Do you have a daytime phone number?
- Well, I work at the hospital,
- But it's a bit difficult to get hold of me.
- I can give you a number just for messages, and
- Then I'll get back to you when I can.
- Is that OK?
- That's fine.
- 643.
- Fine.
- And about the car you have now, what make is it?
- It's a Conti.
- Do you know the year or the model name?
- I think it's 1996 and it's called a Lion, like the animal.
- Then it must be 1994
- Because they brought out the Fox after that.
- Oh, right, yes.
- Mileage, roughly?
- I'm not sure.
- I know it's less than 70,000.
- 70,000.
- OK.
- What colour is it?
- It's grey, metallic grey.
- Right.
- And one last thing.
- What sort of condition would you say it's in?
- I'd probably describe it as reasonable.
- Do you need to see it?
- It's parked outside.
- Not at the moment, no.
- Perhaps you could call him one day next week.