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Used Ferrari Purosangue SUVs Hit The Market Priced At $700K, Or $300K Over MSRP

Carscoops

Ferrari’s Purosangue is listed for over $300,000 more than its already steep MSRP. That mechanical flex alone might explain why the first few examples to hit the used car market in the United States are listed for prices well in excess the SUV’s already eyebrow-raising MSRP that starts from around $400,000.

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FULL PRICE FOR HALF THE EXPERIENCE: THE UNSUSTAINABLE PRACTICE OF SELLING OVER MSRP

Dealer World

The days of selling at or above MSRP are numbered. While paying full MSRP might be justifiable if the service mirrored the luxury and attentiveness of a five-star hotel, the reality often resembles a fast-food drive-thru. What once seemed like an industry standard is now as antiquated as dial-up internet. The risks are palpable.

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Electric Jeep Wagoneer S Fire Sale Has Begun With Discounts In Excess Of $12k

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There’s a $12,409 discount on one in North Carolina, but we found over 200 offered below MSRP. More: Electric Jeep Wagoneer S Already Getting Dealer Discounts Of Up To $3,000 Even Michigan’s notorious LaFontaine Automotive Group, which had a $16,600 markup on a Ford Maverick , has a $9,615 discount on their Launch Edition.

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Why do some dealers have new cars from 2023-2024 at MSRP?

Shawn Ryder

In the automotive world, the term MSRP (Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price) has become increasingly significant, especially in light of recent trends in car pricing. Today, many dealerships are offering new cars from 2023 to 2024 at MSRP, attracting keen attention from prospective buyers.

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2025 Subaru Legacy And Outback Largely Hold The Line On Pricing

Carscoops

With a few exceptions, Subaru’s range is the automotive equivalent of Mom jeans: not conventionally attractive, but everyone seems to have one. The sedan begins at $24,895 while the wagon will set you back $28,895. The cars largely carryover, but have higher destination fees as well as better equipped Limited trims. liter turbo.

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Why is the dealer offering me $1000 off MSRP on a car that sells before it hits the lot?

Shawn Ryder

In the incredibly competitive realm of automotive sales, you might have heard of dealerships offering alluring discounts like $1,000 off the Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price (MSRP) on vehicles that havent even hit their lots yet. This practice can spark curiosity and skepticism among potential buyers.

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Dodge Demon 170 Dealer Markups Have Some Mopar Fans Praising Chevy

Carscoops

Dodge Challenger SRT Demon 170 prices seem to be dropping, but some stealerships are still attempting to extract $65k or more above MSRP from Mopar enthusiasts. Markup practices are unfortunately commonplace in the automotive industry today. Markup practices are unfortunately commonplace in the automotive industry today.

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