Please translate: "urge me voy de Playa"

Question

Here is the context:

Chevy 2005 todo pagado naranja, a.c., estereo, $60,000.00, urge me voy de Playa, [e-mail]

I believe that 'Playa' refers to Playa del Carmen, rather than beach.

Answer 1

...and "urge" is probably short for "urgente" so decide now whether or not to buy it.

Or it's the 3rd person singular present tense of urgir - it is urgent or necessary. Amounts to the same thing. - KevinB, Jun 10, 2010

Answer 2

urge me voy de Playa = it is urgent that I leave Playa (in a hurry)