Detailed Instructions: In this task, you are given a text of many news articles seperated by special token "|||||". Your task is to summarize them.
Problem:BTW 
  
 There’s a guy selling his 2002 Oldsmobile Alero on Craigslist, and whether you think his $900 asking price is reasonable, the seller wants you to know one thing: You’re going to get $900 worth of car. 
  
 In what has to be the most honest Craigslist ad in the history of automobile selling—if this, of course, is actually a real list—this dude wants to let you know exactly what you’ll be getting from the vehicle: 200,000 miles on the odometer, some rust on the side panels, and perhaps some dashboard warning lights. Because, as the ad plainly says, “Its 900 dollars. It’s gone be some lights on in this motherfucka.” 
  
 Bruh when I tell y’all I am fucking dying right now pic.twitter.com/YWTGJTETtH — Snapchat: kel12121 (@kel12121) February 3, 2017 
  
 For all the scams found on Craigslist, it’s nice to see some honesty and a real guarantee that the car will last all the way through the spring of this year. If you want to spend less than $1,000 on a car, what more could you possibly expect? 
  
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Solution:
Car buyers who fear getting fooled into purchasing a lemon, take solace: There is at least one honest car salesman out there. An ad posted on Facebook Wednesday for a 2002 Oldsmobile Alero has gone viral, and the first line gives a taste as to why: "Nothing special or pretty about this car." The car, available for sale at Journee Autos in Largo, Fla., has racked up 200,000+ miles and is being offered for $900, and "You're getting 900 dollars worth of car," reads the post by Shelmar Pierre Roseman. The side is rusted, and the photos zoom in on that, so "don't bring your a-- down here saying it looks different in the pics or you didn't know it had that much rust. I'm telling you right now. This b-tch rusty." And should you bring your butt to the dealer, no haggling. "No I do not have any wiggle room. You can wiggle yo a-- down to another dealership." Bottom line, the car runs, the air conditioning works, and it has a CD player. "This will get you from A to B. Just don't try to make it to C. ... This car will last you at least ALL SPRING '17." The Daily Dot says it "has to be the most honest ... ad in the history of automobile selling," and many of the 22,000 commenters on the Facebook post apparently agree. "Finally an honest car dealer!!" wrote one. (This honest note went viral, too.)