http://cache.jalopnik.com/assets/base/img/thumbs140x140/jalopnik.com.png http://jalopnik.com/tag/msrp http://jalopnik.com/tag/msrp Toyota's raising the price of almost all of its models by about 1.7%. The Lexus LFA remains the same because people who spend $450K on a supercar can't take the same wallet abuse a Yaris buyer can. More »
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Chrysler's finally telling us just how much it's going to cost to cruise Woodward in their latest retro muscle coupe. Or at least what they suggest the retail price should be; no telling what dealers will decide the buying public ought to fork over for the privilege of piloting a Challenger. The 2009 version of a Slant-Six/A904 will run you $21,995, a loaded SRT8 sits right at $40k, and the R/T slots right between at $29,995. Full release after the jump. More »
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When we asked if you could beat a $38K Accord in terms of ridiculous MSRP's, we didn't think it would be so easy. For one, you actually topped a $37,580 Accord with a $39,122 Accord Coupe. Then you were able to take the base model, entry-level cars and load them up with so many extra options that these once reasonable vehicles skyrocketed into foreign exotic territory. We have to thank our readers for the great ideas, as well as BMW and Porsche in particular for asking outrageous prices for their supposedly "cheap" models. Below are the ten worst domestic offenders. More »
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