Look at the bidders. It's bots with 0 feedback and people with very little feedback. I am certain it is either bidders using credit cards with more money than brains and also someone is very well likely doing shill bidding. Either way, it will not sell. Nobody will pay for it. I will not be surprised to see it relisted.
As for the vacuum itself - it is the Hoover Windtunnel 100th Anniversary Edition. Yes, they were limited and made in low numbers. This is the top of the line model with power drive, electronic dirt sensor, dual floor height adjustments and rubber tires. The basic low end model had no power drive, only one height adjustment lever, a differently shaped onboard toolbox, but it did still have the electronic dirt sensor and I cannot tell if the wheels were plastic or rubber.
I got mine at the end of 2020 after 4 years of searching from a Goodwill outlet that was using eBay, and got mine for $50. They are gorgeous machines and you will not ever want to put it in a closet....but anyone that pays over $100 for one is wasting money like crazy.
The appeal of them is they were made exactly the same as the late 90's original Windtunnel vacs but with better HEPA filtration, the dirt sensor thing, and HEPA bags. I do believe when these first came out they were the only vacuum on the market at all that was self propelled.
PS: The bags advertised with it in the auction do not go to, and will not work with this vacuum. It takes Type Y bags.
