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A new Lamborghini Huracan Sterrato sold for $302,000, $15,000 under its MSRP of $317,272. The final bid came in $15,000 shy of MSRP, even though the car had barely been driven, showing just 55 miles (89 km) on the clock. To be specific, this exact car had an MSRP after options of $317,272. Credit: Bring A Trailer
The deals are on the 2024 model years because the MY25s haven’t been released. 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. Nissan dealers are offering big discounts on box-fresh examples of the Z coupe.
Earlier this month, one of Dodge’s limited-run Challenger R/T Scat Pack ‘Last Call’ models traded hands for $63,888 on Bring a Trailer, or almost $6,000 less than its original MSRP. Earlier this week, another one of these so-called ‘special’ Last Call models was sold, it too for well under its MSRP.
One crossed the auction block at $12k under MSRP and another is up for grabs. Keep in mind that all of this came from Tesla with an MSRP of $58,380. Despite these headaches, the Model 3 Performance remains a killer deal in the sports sedan market. The Tesla Model 3 Performance is a seriously fast sports sedan.
Those reasons are why the MSRP on this exact car was $112,880, including $15,290 worth of optional equipment like the Premium Package 2XY and Black Package, as well as a $1,595 destination charge. To put that into perspective, that selling price actually less than the original MSRP of the Durango Hellcat when it first launched back in 2021.
Many Dodge dealers are offering discounts of over 40% off MSRP for the Hornet. These deals are so good that it’s becoming harder and harder to overlook the Hornet’s flaws. Its MSRP is $33,490, which means it’s discounted by $11,495, essentially 34.3% And that’s not even the best deal we’ve found.
Cars Direct claims dealers could pocket $3,246 based on the difference between the invoice price and MSRP. That compares with an invoice-to-MSRP difference of just $607 on a 2023 Challenger SXT, which sounds very low, although dealers also get deals from automakers and may often pay below invoice for a car.
Dodge just kicked off its lease deals for February and in some corners of the USA, the new Charger Daytona is just $299 a month. These deals are exclusive to the 2024 model year of the Charger and lend a bit of weight to previous rumors we’ve heard. Keep in mind, these deals are only available on the 2024 model year.
Dodge dealers are offering huge discounts versus MSRP on 2024 Charger Daytona EVs. Stellantis is reportedly fast-tracking ICE Charger rollout to deal with slow EV demand. But instead of charging way over MSRP to hoards of buyers hungry to get into one, Dodge dealers are actually offering huge discounts.
A 2023 Porsche Taycan recently sold for $54,000 despite an original MSRP of $109,310. However, one 2023 Taycan recently sold on Bring a Trailer for just $54,000 despite having an original MSRP of $109,310 before taxes and fees. But on the flip side, the new owner has likely walked away with a pretty sweet deal.
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Ohio Toyota dealer sells GR Corolla below MSRP, defying industry trend. Now, we’ve confirmed at least one case where a dealer is openly advertising the GR Corolla for under MSRP. On offer, there is an Ice Cap White 2024 GR Corolla for $46,265 after a -$803 dealer adjustment from an MSRP of $47,068.
A salesman posted online that his location had two GR Corolla units selling for $1k under MSRP. In this story, an alleged dealer employee says that the desirable Toyota GR Corolla is available for under MSRP. The dealer itself wants over $52k before tax, for a car with an MSRP of $39,538. It’s a tale as old as time.
To shift units, some dealers have started selling Zs for less than MSRP. Cars Direct found one dealership in Torrance, California, selling a six-speed manual 2024 Z Performance for $2,580 under MSRP. It’s not just the standard Z that can be found for under MSRP, as good deals on the more exclusive Z Nismo can also be found.
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.
A limited-edition Dodge Challenger Shakedown sold below MSRP, despite being brand new. While that result isn’t awful, it still falls short of the original $69,015 MSRP. It was sold by the same dealer who recently offloaded an even rarer Demon 170 Jailbreak.
Some of these deals include lifetime access to Supercharging and Full Self-Driving, adding value to the package. Right now, American customers can get the 2024 Cyberbeast Foundation Series for $11,990 off MSRP. According to DriveTeslaCanada , Canadian buyers can also take advantage of similar deals.
The barely used car recently sold for $80,000, despite having an MSRP of around $115,000. No doubt, the original owner took a serious financial hit, but the buyer walked away with a pretty sweet deal. While not a full-blown M car, the M850i still packs a powerful twin-turbocharged 4.4-liter Cars & Bids
By combining current deals, it’s possible to get a Durango SRT Hellcat at $13,100 off MSRP. Models eligible for the discount include popular SUVs and trucks from Dodge, Jeep, and Ram. Current Ford owners or lessees don’t need to trade in their vehicle to take advantage of the offers.
It was equipped with the $10,000 Extreme Off-Road Package and had an MSRP of $120K. In 2022, when the GMC Hummer EV first hit the streets, it was a big deal. While that’s still a lot of cash, it’s worth noting that this same vehicle had an original MSRP of $120,474, including destination fees.
Original MSRP of this i5 was $77,695, including several premium option packages. While we feel a little bad for the original owner, the winning bidder seems to have gotten an excellent deal. A loaded BMW i5 eDrive40 sold for just $46,250 with only 714 miles on the clock.
This leasing deal is available throughout the US and valid until March 3. New financing deals could help buyers save over $12,000 on a higher-spec ID.4. It’s becoming harder and harder to resist leasing a new EV in the US, thanks to a growing number of competitive deals offered by automakers. For example, the ID.4
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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.
This Corvette Z06 had an MSRP of $156K when new, yet fetched just $125k at auction. That’s a big number until you consider its original MSRP was $155,970. With only 538 miles, the vehicle remained in pristine condition, barely broken in. Despite its sharp handling, extreme speed, and loaded extras, it still dropped in value fast.
It’s the second example going for thousands less than MSRP this month. Despite the impressive equipment and off-road capability, this one still sold for a whopping $35,372 less than its MSRP. To put it in painful perspective, that’s 10% off MSRP or, if you prefer, this car lost $140.92
These days, most cars can be found at or below MSRP. That said, not every new car that you could possibly want is going to be a great deal. In fact, several new cars are still selling for more than MSRP. Inventory levels have mostly recovered, and dealers are generally willing to work with you. It certainly isnt Read more.
These deals make the Air cheaper to lease than a BMW 2-Series Gran Coupe ($658 excluding taxes and fees). and are in the market for leasing a luxurious and fast electric sedan, a new deal uncovered for the 2023 Lucid Air might just be worth your attention. Grand Touring models in Lucid’s range are available for under $120,000.
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.
The dealer tries all sorts of tactics to sell the car in question for over MSRP but the buyer doesn’t bite. Instead, he demonstrates all of the requisite skills needed to get exactly the deal you’re hoping for in the right circumstances. Some dealers won’t make a deal like this simply out of stubbornness or greed.
Compelling lease deals are becoming more commonplace among new EVs in the United States, and a new deal for the Cadillac Lyriq now means it’s cheaper to lease than the combustion-powered XT5 despite having a much higher MSRP. This deal is for the Lyriq base model with a $58,590 MSRP.
That’s beneath MSRP and a dramatic departure from previous pricing. The car in question is a 2024 GR Corolla Premium with an MSRP of $42,016. Now, prices are starting to drop and at least one dealer is advertising a GR Corolla Premium beneath MSRP. MSRP for the base version of this car is just over $41,000.
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.
The first rule of being financially secure is to not roll two vehicles worth of negative equity into a ten-percent APR finance deal on a Hummer EV for 50 grand over MSRP. Financial literacy is fundamental, folks. Don’t do that and you’re well on your way to being better with money than the guy featured in a recent… Read more.
The buyer got a strong deal on a powerful sedan with a high-end, well-equipped cabin. This particular 2025 M850i xDrive Gran Coupe started life with an MSRP of $110,260. This 2025 M850i Gran Coupe sold for $80K with 2,100 miles after originally costing $110K.
Generally speaking, new car supply has been up for a while , prices are a lot closer to being fair and if you shop around, you can probably find something acceptable for less than MSRP. Some new cars are just a bad deal right now, and you’re probably… Read more. That said, not all brands and not all vehicles are priced equally.
The price premium traditionally commanded by electric vehicles has limited their appeal, but a growing number of compelling lease deals are bringing EVs closer to the masses’ reach. In a bid to drive up sales of the Ioniq 5, Hyundai offered plenty of attractive leasing deals over the past year or so.
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The discounts mean that despite having a larger MSRP than the Acura MDX, the ZDX could cost less per month to lease. The deals are particularly good for lessees, who could benefit from more than $11,000 in discounts, depending on what they drive to the dealership in.
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.
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. Before getting too excited about a deal, always verify the terms associated with it.
The deal is only available to those leasing a 2024 Taycan, not those who buy one. If you’re in the market for a Porsche Taycan and don’t mind missing out on the recently updated 2025 model, the brand has launched a compelling leasing deal for the outgoing version.
Now, it seems as though dealers are ready to deal again as 2023 model-year inventory languishes on lots across the nation. In fact, they command, on average, a $4,147 discount off of MSRP. MSRP and avg. MSRP and avg. For now, it seems that some of them have gone back on that and good deals are available as a result.
Yet, despite sporting one less hardtop than its peers, one of these beasts just fetched over double its original MSRP. More: Is A Dodge Demon 170 With A $40k Markup Now Considered A Good Deal? As quick as it may be, it’s still anchored to a platform that’s older than your grandpa’s Sunday hat. Photos Mecum Auctions
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