Asking Price MSRP Sales 
Carscoops
DECEMBER 15, 2024
Ferrari’s Purosangue is listed for over $300,000 more than its already steep MSRP. These Purosangues have asking prices exceeding even used Ferrari SF90 Stradales. The red one has been for sale since early October. It’s the most affordable one available, with a $679,980 price tag.
Carscoops
FEBRUARY 1, 2025
Considering sales of the Z climbed a whopping 79 percent in 2024 , you might expect the asking prices for new cars to at least come close to MSRP based on demand. But browsing vehicles for sale on Cars.com we found dealers advertising brand new, delivery-miles coupes for as little as $37,906. liter bi-turbo V6.
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Carscoops
JUNE 19, 2024
When launched, some 2024 Toyota Land Cruisers were listed at over $20,000 above their MSRP. Fortunately for those in the market for the new off-roader, it’s not hard to find one selling at its MSRP or even slightly under. There are 2,111 new Toyota Land Cruisers listed for sale on Autotrader nationwide.
Carscoops
JUNE 11, 2024
Early Tesla Cybertruck Foundation Series models have an MSRP of $102,235. If buyers renege on this agreement, they can be sued for $50,000 or any profit generated from the sale exceeding $50,000. What’s particularly eye-opening are the asking prices.
Carscoops
DECEMBER 14, 2024
Many of the Cybertrucks up for sale are Foundation Series models. While prices have fallen, there are still plenty of hopeful sellers out there. Read: Feds Looking Into Fatal Tesla Cybertruck Crash That Killed Three Teens Quite a lot of them listed for sale through AutoTrader are Foundation Series models.
Drive.com
AUGUST 1, 2024
Meanwhile, the manufacturer suggested retail prices (MSRP) before-on road costs are down (for those who don’t opt for drive-away), starting from $37,990 for the Excite 51 through to $55,990 for the X-Power AWD spec. This puts the 320kW hot hatch on the road for $2537 less than is was in July.
Carscoops
MAY 18, 2024
This silver 2004 Rolls-Royce Phantom is being offered for a pittance, with an asking price of $69,950. However, the sales ad reveals that the car underwent $78,913 worth of repairs last year, which should be a red flag for owners who want a bargain.
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