And there's the problem with cars like the titular one, the aforementioned pair for 26k, and others discussed ad nauseam recently - people aren't willing to pay what's being asked as the prices have been pumped up to unrealistic levels as people try to talk up the market and/or jump the bandwagon.
The market will self-correct as those cars languish for months unsold, pressuring the asking prices down to something approaching a justifiable, realistic appraisal. With the odd exception of someone with more money than sense and/or who doesn't do their homework and gets monstered. Of course, if they are happy nonetheless it's their money. Just as long as they prepare for a hit on resale!
The discussions about price and details do have value as they often reveal issues that call into question asking prices, identify potential pitfalls and bring up history such as the car here and its opportunistically massive markup in two years...