Please allow me to respond to your post.
After going through your posts, I have come to the conclusion that you have no frigging idea of what you are talking about.
It does not take a lot of depth to realize that you are merely shallow and misguided in your thinking.
Pray tell how you come to that conclusion? If the supply of good cars is kept tight in the local market, then prices must rise. If there are plenty of options available to a buyer, then prices will fall. It's that simple!
And how does one check what a person wants for his car, no matter how precious and rare it might be?
If I advertise an old 1984 Suzuki FX, all original Japan assembled diamond that I have pampered for all these years, with only 84,000 "jenian" kilometers, I feel I should be able to ask Rs 10 million for it. Assume that you are the Admin at PW, what are you going to say or do to prevent me from doing so?
The only way the price will come down is if nobody offers me even Rs 1 million or even 100,000 for it. If I start my "demand" at 10 million and I get only 5 million, then that's the price.
To you, it may be outrageously high, but to a collector of the FX it may be a great deal.
Please respond point-wise like I have done if you are able to understand my post.