Cherish Australia Ltd owns a vintage motor vehicle that it is contractually obligated to either give away as a prize for a lottery or sell it back to the dealership that it purchased it from. These restrictions only apply to Cherish Australia. Applying AASB $13$ Fair Value Measurement, which of the following would be the MOST APPROPRIATE fair value measurement for this asset $($prices inclusive of transport costs and in the primary market$)?$

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$$0$: the price that would be received when the motor vehicle is given to the lottery winner.

$$190,000$: the highest price that would be received if Cherish Australia sold the motor vehicle to a collector of vintage cars.

$$250,000$: the highest price that would be received if an expert seller of vintage cars sold the motor vehicle to a collector of vintage cars.

$$150,000$: the price that would be received if Cherish Australia sold the motor vehicle back to the car dealership.