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Carscoops
AUGUST 31, 2024
Another GR Corolla is up for sale with a price beneath MSRP. After a couple of examples advertised at below MSRP showed up, a third has popped up in Virginia. After a couple of examples advertised at below MSRP showed up, a third has popped up in Virginia. It’s on offer for $2,000 beneath MSRP or $44,619.
Carscoops
MAY 28, 2024
What appears to be an attempt at flipping a Toyota Land Cruiser brought just $4,631 over MSRP at auction. Considering what markups we’ve already seen, the seller might have lost money on this deal. Regardless, it’s a great example of why buying over MSRP is a bad business decision. Its MSRP stood at $78,369.
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Carscoops
FEBRUARY 12, 2024
advertisement scroll to continue A look at the window sticker on this Demon notes that it has an MSRP of $118,641, less than some other examples we’ve seen. Late last year, we came across several Demon 170s with markups approaching the $100,000 mark and in November, we even found one with a $250,000 markup.
Carscoops
SEPTEMBER 9, 2024
Related: GM Reimbursing C7 Corvette Owners For Broken Wheels – But There’s A Catch The arrival of any new Corvette is a big deal for American sports car fans, but the C8 was a special case. C8s, meanwhile sold for over MSRP and some new owners flipped theirs for profit, helping push values up.
Carscoops
AUGUST 9, 2024
Despite a $39,735 MSRP, the ID.4 This is based on an MSRP of $39,735 and includes 10,000 miles of driving per year. So, as far as VWs go, this lease deal for the ID.4 4 costs the same to lease as a $22,000 Jetta S. Competitors from Tesla, Hyundai, and Kia cost over $300 per month. In fact, just 5,690 units were sold in the U.S.
Carscoops
JUNE 13, 2024
The Tesla Cybertruck market is rich and several sellers are still asking over MSRP. He’s now charging prospective buyers a $1,000 deposit on Facebook’s Marketplace simply to test drive his electric truck, after so many tire kickers inquired about it. .” Image Credit: D.J.
Carscoops
MAY 24, 2024
Notably, buyers won’t be able to get these deals in every city nationwide. Customers interested in leasing the all-electric pickup can get it for up to $15,250 off MSRP if they get the top trim from one of at least 10 different regions. Most trims get a hefty discount of at least $4,250 if not more.
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