Having trouble with inheriting constructor from superclass

I'm fairly new to inheritance so I'm not really sure what I'm doing wrong. The class I've written, "SoldCar" is supposed to represent a car that has been sold (obviously) and extends the "Car" class I have written. At line 18 I get an error saying
SoldCar.java:18: cannot find symbol
symbol : constructor Car(int)
location: class Car
super(id);

However, I do not get this message for the constructor above, which is written the same way. (I think). If anyone can take a look at my class and can figure out what is wrong with it, I would greatly appreciate it. Btw, if you get a chance, I would also appreciate if someone looked at my equals method to make sure I am comparing the Strings and Date objects correctly, thanks.

Code:

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public class SoldCar extends Car
{
        private double price;
        private String customer;
        private Date dateSold;
       
        public SoldCar(double cost, int id, Date date, int year,
                                                        String make, double p, String cust, Date sold)
        {
                super(cost, id, date, year, make);
                price = p;
                customer = cust;
                dateSold = sold;
        }
       
        public SoldCar(int id, double p, String cust, Date sold)
        {
                super(id);
                price = p;
                customer = cust;
                dateSold = sold;
        }
       
        public double getDealerCost()
        {
                return dealerCost;
        }
        public int getIdNumber()
        {
                return idNumber;
        }
        public Date getDateArrived()
        {
                return dateArrived;
        }
        public int getModelYear()
        {
                return modelYear;
        }
        public String getMakeModel()
        {
                return makeModel;
        }
        public double getPrice()
        {
                return price;
        }
        public String getCustomer()
        {
                return customer;
        }
        public Date getDateSold()
        {
                return dateSold;
        }
       
        public double CalculateProfit(SoldCar car)
        {
                double profit = car.getPrice()-car.getDealerCost();
                return profit;
        }
       
        public String toString()
        {
                return "Cost: "+dealerCost+"\tID: "+idNumber+"\tDate: "+dateArrived
                                        +"\tYear: "+modelYear+"\tMake/Model: "+makeModel+"\tPrice: "
                                        +price+"\tCustomer: "+customer+"\tDate Sold: "+dateSold;
        }
       
        public boolean isEqual(int year, Date date, String make, Date sold)
        {
                return modelYear==year && dateArrived==date && makeModel.equals(make)
                                        && dateSold==sold;
        }
}

public class Car
{
        protected double dealerCost;
        protected int idNumber;
        protected Date dateArrived;
        protected int modelYear;
        protected String makeModel;
       
        public Car(double cost, int id, Date date, int year, String make)
        {
                dealerCost = cost;
                idNumber = id;
                dateArrived = date;
                modelYear = year;
                makeModel = make;
        }
       
        public double getDealerCost()
        {
                return dealerCost;
        }
        public int getIdNumber()
        {
                return idNumber;
        }
        public Date getDateArrived()
        {
                return dateArrived;
        }
        public int getModelYear()
        {
                return modelYear;
        }
        public String getMakeModel()
        {
                return makeModel;
        }
       
        public String toString()
        {
                return "Cost: "+dealerCost+"\tID: "+idNumber+"\tDate: "+dateArrived
                                        +"\tYear: "+modelYear+"\tMake/Model: "+makeModel;
        }
       
        public boolean isEqual(int year, Date date, String make)
        {
                return modelYear==year && dateArrived==date && makeModel.equals(make);
        }
}

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The error message says it all.

Code:

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super(id);

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That line of code is trying to call a constructor in the parent class that only has one parameter (an int) and it doesn't exist.

Ah, I see, I was assuming that super would only inherit the arguments that were specified in the braces from the super constructor. Thanks

Using super is the same as any other constructor or method call, the type, order and number of parameters must match.