A friend of yours has always admired your car. You have now decided to sell it. Write a letter to your friend to ask if he is interested in buying your car. In your letter, -explain why you are selling the car - Describe the good points and any bad points about your car - suggest the friend visits you to see and drive your car

Dear Raja, I hope you are doing well. I am writing
this
letter to let you know that, I have decided to sell my
car
and as I know, you always admired my
car
from the time it was bought. As mentioned to you in our previous phone conversations about a new job offer in California which is almost 3000 miles from Boston. Driving it that far would make no sense, and
also
the cost of transporting it is very expensive which is the reason for selling it. The
car
is in a good condition with just 15000 miles driven and with all other parts in their place. The only drawback of it is a minor scratch on the passenger door which happened while parking in the garage at my place. I am offering it a good deal for 35000k USD and it would be great if you can visit me to see and drive your
car
. In that ,way we can
also
catch up some good time. I will be looking forward to
meet
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hear from you soon. Best regards, Varsha.
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