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This New Lamborghini Huracan Sterrato Sold For $15,000 Under MSRP

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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.

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You Can Now Easily Snag A Nissan Z In The High $30s, $5K Under MSRP

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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 the discounts push the needle back the other way way, promising Z ownership at $57,995, after an $11,310 discount from the $69,305 MSRP at Nissan of Westbury in New York.

MSRP 99
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Someone ‘Stole’ A New Durango Hellcat From Dodge Dealer For $31K Off MSRP

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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.

MSRP 106
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2,200-Mile Tesla Model 3 Performance ‘Highland’ Sells For $12k Under MSRP

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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. The Tesla Model 3 Performance is a seriously fast sports sedan. Now, buyers are finding it with deep discounts on the second-hand market. A Windshield Or Another Tesla?

MSRP 120
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Used Ferrari Purosangue SUVs Hit The Market Priced At $700K, Or $300K Over MSRP

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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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US Dealer Slaps $20,000 Markup On VW ID. Buzz

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Buzz’s original MSRP. Buzz 1st Edition’s window sticker, confirming it as a single-motor, rear-wheel-drive model with a base MSRP of $65,495. Emich VW in Denver, Colorado, is selling a 2025 model with all-wheel drive for $77,300, a $5,000 markup over its $72,300 MSRP. But that wasn’t the end of it.

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Challenger Special Edition Sells For Thousands Less Than MSRP With Just 13 Miles

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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.

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