Miami, Thanks for your post however I'm confused at how an objective appraisal can be made by a prospective buyer? Websters defines objective as "(of a person or their judgment) not influenced by personal feelings or opinions in considering and representing facts."
If the person looking at the car was no more than an enthusiast that would make sense however the "objective appraisal" was followed with a lower offer.

JHM2K, IMHO the review was harsh and over stated. Others may agree while others may think it was understated. The point is, the owner doesn't have to sell the car and if not selling it means he has to clean out the garage so be it. The owner determined the price and believes is fair given the condition. He has no interest in selling at a lower price.

Attached is a zoom of the temp tag, expiration is 01212016, the old tag was moved to a new car. The photos are of the actual car and taken about 2 weeks ago.

In closing, it is the buyer responsibility to do all due diligence and to make sure the car they buy is what they think it is and want. It's my opinion that this is a good car but not with out flaws that could have happened to any car with 42K miles. The car is sold as is where is with no warranty expressed or implied.

Good luck to all in finding an X-fire of your own.