Want to know how much the panoramic sunroof costs on the upcoming front-drive Mercedes CLA? How much will that rear spoiler run you? Now we know.

Don't put in that order for a Ford Fusion just yet — for the same money you can get an equally sexy 2014 Mazda6 that gets the same MPG! Wait, hm. This is going to be tough.

Remember when we thought that the Veloster Turbo would run $1,600 more than the base model? It turns out that $1,600 only covers the cost of the engine upgrade. The actual starting price will be $22,725.

Hyundai Motor America CEO John Krafcik told Inside Line that the Hyundai Veloster Turbo will retail for $1,600 more than the base model. That's $19,675 — just a hair under $20,000.

Dodge has announced the pricing for the 2013 Dodge Dart. In base trim, pricing starts at $15,995, the up-spec Limited is $19,995, and the top-spec R/T is $22,495. Remember to add the $950 destination fee to each of those for their real-world prices.

Subaru has announced final pricing for the new BRZ sports coupe. How affordable? A base manual costs $25,495 before shipping and handling and a base auto runs $26,595. Top "Limited" spec adds $2K to each of those pricetags.

Scion apparently announced to its dealers the pricing for the Scion FR-S, according to a leaked document on ft86club.com. The MSRP for the 6-speed manual is $24,200 before delivery and handling and the auto will go for $25,300. Both should see a bump of around $1,000 with those other charges.

The starting MSRP of the 2012 Abarth 500 will be $22K, not including a destination charge, when it goes on sale. A John Cooper Works Mini, by contrast, starts at $30,600.