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To those who doesn't get it, it is pretty much a list of the most outrageous MSRP's on a fully equipped car.
The Top Ten Most Outrageous Car MSRP's
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10. 2008 Chevy Silverado 3500HD LTZ - $97,011
3. Non-S Mini Cooper - $55,535
2. Porsche Boxster - $118,295
1. Porsche Cayenne - $163,573
smh.
3. Non-S Mini Cooper - $55,535
2. Porsche Boxster - $118,295
1. Porsche Cayenne - $163,573
smh.
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come to canada....
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Originally Posted by silverswoosh
10. 2008 Chevy Silverado 3500HD LTZ - $97,011
3. Non-S Mini Cooper - $55,535
2. Porsche Boxster - $118,295
1. Porsche Cayenne - $163,573
smh.
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BMW...1 Series.....ha ha ha lmao...
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Guys it's not a 1500 or even a 2500...it's a 3500...base price is like $75,000. That's not that ridiculous.
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I gotta see the stats on these things. For the Cayenne you gotta be joking. The Chevy is more believable.
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Have you seen all the options Porsche offers on their cars? You pretty much pay for every single little thing on the car. Check out their site and build itand include all the expensive options they have and you'll see the answer.
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MSRP in the auto world is basically a ploy to make the buyer feel like he/she's getting a good deal from the salesman after he knocks off a few grand. ifyou pay msrp, then shame on you.
^^Same with BMW, you have to pay for any type of option.
^^Same with BMW, you have to pay for any type of option.
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can't be.
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^^^ But it's not as ridiculous as Porsche. I played around with the options for the Cayman and they have 4 different seat variations intself. With BMW,specifically the 3-Series, most of it's features are an option but their limited to some. Porsche has a lot of options available. A custom color cost $4k,wheel coloring for about $2k, a sports bucket seats with full leather and custom color goes for $7k and those ar ejust on the top of my head. That doesn'tinclude tiptronic with a premium package, heated seats, Xenon headlights, etc...
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wow so the 1 series aint no cheaper then a 3 fully loaded.
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Try $36,000 for a crew cab and even less for a standard cab....that price is completely insane...
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I just went on chevy's site and it was impossible to create a truck at even 60k
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many cars out there that will require you to pay not just the MSRP, but above the MSRP
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Odd. Ford F350s are comparable and much more expensive.
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^ the ford f-450 (the 350 is the diesel single wheel the dually in NOW known as the 450) starts at $39k...joseph camel j where are you getting your informationfrom all of this is easily accessible on the manufacturer websites...
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Exactly.
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Isn't the Ford F650 $90,000+ ?
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Oh man some of those are nuts. Used cars ftw.