Free markets work this way. Something is only worth what another person is willing to pay for that item. If I had a bottle of pepsi and found one guy to give me a million bucks for it then it would be worth it (at least to him). To illustrate even better. How many times have you seen a painting go for auction at sotheby's for millions of dollars. Now IMHO no painting is worth millions but it only takes on person to perceive that it is.

Members here have many tools at their disposal to research pricing and decide for themselves if a deal is fair, underpriced or overpriced. You can search our blue book of new and used rc pricing even:

http://www.rcuniverse.com/product_gu...ubook-home.cfm

you can also search stores and vendors online for price comparison. in the end the prospective buyer will make a decision and offer what they feel is fair. about half our listings sell inside of 5 days so that shows that alot of pricing is spot on or too low?