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I do not know what happened with this specific car. However, when I see flip cars, I have to wonder how many buyers got chased away with too high an asking price. Sellers sometimes have a bad habit of building in too much cushion, expecting to haggle. Buyers see the inflated asking price and simply do not call. Then, a local flip artist moves in for the kill. You have to blame buyers for not asking what they actually want for the car, playing games, and trying to get top dollar in a buyer market. I recently test drove a car the was priced right. They seller's phone was ringing off the hook, and he sold quickly. I must question how many people would not have called if the car had an extra $5K built into the asking price.
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