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Originally Posted by the427king
Well said. When a car sells for half its perceived value it's considered the true market because of aging baby boomers . When a car sells for twice what it supposedly is worth, everyone attributes alcohol and stupidity for the high price and wont accept the high price being the market
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And there lies the problem that my post a few pages ago addressed: Estimated Market Value which is done by the auction house who is selling the car. A lot of those premium cars are one of ones (like the famous Elite Marti Report)
Who benefits from the EMV?