Which statement about Dolphini's sale price is true?

• A. £1.5 million but negotiable if the right purchaser arrives
• B. £1.5 million and non-negotiable
• C. £2.0 million
• D. £1.5 million but would negotiate if the right purchaser makes an approach

Answer: (D)

In sales language, you can have a clear asking price while still signaling openness to negotiation when the right buyer initiates contact. The statement that the price is £1.5 million and would be negotiated if the right purchaser makes an approach does exactly that: it fixes the price at £1.5 million but keeps the door open for discussion once a serious buyer comes forward. This phrasing communicates both a concrete asking price and a willingness to adjust terms for a suitable buyer who takes the initiative.

The other options either lock the price in with no room to negotiate, present a different (higher) price, or use a phrasing like arriving instead of making an approach, which is less standard for indicating how negotiations typically start.