For those who posted comments...
I'll not be answering this email. Why? Everything feels wrong about it. From the broken English to the question about the last offer I had to the request for pictures (which he's already seen if he looked at the ads I've got up) to the need for urgency. None of this is the way anyone I want to have dealings with would present himself or herself.
The bad English I understand. There are two items that really tip me off about this being a scam-the question about the last offer is the first and the need for urgency is the second. What I might sell him a car for has nothing to do with what the last offer was (if indeed there was an offer.) And the only need for urgency that might be felt would only be felt by him, not me. I am obviously in no hurry to sell this car and if he wants to buy it he can ask to make an appointment to see the car like anyone else and if we come to an agreement he will pay in US dollars in cash before the keys are surrendered and the title is signed and handed over. That is the way a deal is done around here.
Scam? Yeah, I think so. Other than showing it here in order to help others who may by unwary enough to fall for it, I feel no need to respond to the email. I've had dealings with unsavory types in transactions before. It always helps to be ready for them and to avoid them if at all possible. This one I can avoid.
-- John Willis (Remove the Primes before e-mailing me)