9
Oct
Lexus has today released the pricing scheme for their brand new 2010 LS and GS models. Now, none of these vehicles go on sale until the end of this month but they are by no means cheap so you better start saving.
Below is the full pricing breakdown courtesy of Kicking Tires:
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Sep
Earlier this month we brought you a leaked image of Toyota’s forthcoming 2010 4Runner. Toyota has since officially revealed the car and today have released the full pricing scheme for all 6 models.
Most of the below listed 2010 Toyota 4Runner models will go on sale this fall while the SR5 V6 model will go on sale in January of 2010:
- SR5 L4 2WD: $27,500
- SR5 V6 2WD: $29,175
- Limited V6 2WD: $37,765
- SR5 V6 4WD: $30,915
- Trail V6 4WD: $35,700
- Limited V6 4WD: $39,800
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Tags: 4runner, price, pricing, Toyota23
Aug
Volkswagen has recently been kind enough to let us know that their brand new 2010 VW Golf TDI will start at $21,990. Furthermore, the automaker also let us know that the car is rated at 29mpg for the city and 40mpg on the highway.
Under the hood of the 2010 VW Golf TDI, consumers can expect to find a 2.0-liter diesel burning engine couples with a 6-speed manual transmission. Anyone takers?
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Tags: 6 speed transmission, diesel, gas mileage, Golf, pricing, TDI14
Aug
In the same press release that let us know the official pricing for the 2010 Audi S4 is the pricing for the 2010 Audi A5 and S5.
Starting at $58,250 the Audi S5 featurs es a bit more power than that of it’s lesser brethren, the A5 which starts at $42,000. Additionally, the A5 will feature an AWD Quattro model that will sell for $44,100 when it hits dealerships later this year.
Now all we need is a price point and release date for the 2010 RS4, we’ll keep you posted.
Tags: A5, Audi, pricing, S514
Aug
Audi has recently let us in on the official pricing for their forthcoming 2010 S4. As it goes, the S4 sedan will having a starting price of $45,900 with manual transmission and $47,300 with S tronic transmission. Make note that these prices do not include the $825 destination charge, taxes, dealer fees, etc.
Audi says that the S4 will feature a 3G Multimedia Interface with 3D maps and SIRIUS traffic information. Under the hood the call will feature a 3.0-liter turbocharged V6 engine capable of 333hp and 325 pound-ft of torque. And finally, the S4 with manual transmission will sprint from 0-60MPH in just 4.9 seconds, a .4 improvement over last years model.
Expect the 2010 Audi S4 to hit dealerships in the coming months.
Tags: Audi, pricing, s4, Sedan28
Jul
Acura has recently come forth to let us know what consumers can expect to pay for the 2010 TSX along with what will be featured under the hood.
Buyers of the 2010 Acura TSX will find a 3.5-liter 6-cylinder engine good for 280HP under the hood. Couple this with a 5-speed paddle shifting transmission and you’re looking at a fuel economy of 18MPG in the city and 27MPG on the highway. Aesthetically you will find 18-inch wheels on the V6 model and 17-inch wheels on the base model.
Below is the price points for all of the 2010 TSX models:
TSX – five-speed automatic: $29,310 TSX – six-speed manual: $29,310 TSX – five-speed automatic with Technology Package: $32,410 TSX – six-speed manual with Technology Package: $32,410 TSX V-6: $34,850 TSX V-6 with Technology Package: $37,950
via KickingTires
Tags: Acura, paddle shifters, pricing, specs, tsx, V622
Jul
It seems that today GM’s VP for Global Program Management, Jon Lauckner, was questioned about how much consumers can expect to pay for the Chevy Volt.
Apparanatly, GM hasn’t even begun pondering the price point but will do so sometime mid-late 2010. Below Lauckner speaks of the Volt’s pricing:
“We typically do not lock in on pricing until about 3-6 months prior to start of production. The reason is primarily so we have an opportunity to take a look at the market, competitors and other factors. So stay tuned.”
Let’s hope that GM can price the Volt competitively enough that it will cause a price war between all-electric automakers. Because, you know what price wars mean for us, right? Lower prices, of course.
via AutoBlogGreen
Tags: all electric, Chevrolet, GM, pricing, Volt20
Jul
The entire auto industry is doing everything they can to please the market who is currently focused on getting the greenest technology they can. Toyota for one has decided to pursue the hydrogen path and hopes to have their first vehicle hit the scene sometime in 2015.
However, they don’t plan to just release a hydrogen powered vehicle onto the market, they hope to take the market by storm. In fact, AutoBlogGreen reports that when Toyota’s first hydrogen burning vehicle hits the market, the price will be so low that it will “shock” the U.S. auto industry.
Just how low will that be exactly? It’ll take a very low price to shock most of the market. Let’s hope you came up with something good, Toyota.
Tags: America, fuel cell, Hydrogen, north america, pricing, Toyota, US20
Jul
We first heard about Lexus’ 2010 HS 250h hybrid back in January but haven’t heard anything regarding pricing since.
Today however Lexus has given us a full pricing scheme for the luxury hybrid. The base HS 250h will run you $34,200 while the Premium model will go as high as $36,970.
Add that to the $875 destination fee and you have yourself a luxury hybrid with an estimated 35MPG highway/34MPG city for under $40,000 when it hits dealerships next month. Not bad.
via KickingTires
Tags: hs 250h, hybrid, Lexus, luxury, pricing18
Jul
Audi has recently come forward to give us a look at what we could expect to pay for their A4, A5 and Q5 models when they hit the market.
It seesm that the starting point for the A5 will be $36,000 for the 2.0T Quattro Coupe model. Of course, Audi offers a bunch of premiums that will see the price rocket past $44,000. We don’t have an exact number but apparantly the A4 2.0T will be priced similiar albeit a bit higher than the 2009 model. As for the Q5, you are looking at a starting point of $37,350.
Now, all we need is a price for the 2010 Audi S4 and we’ll be set.
Tags: A4, A5, Audi, pricing, Q518
Jun
CLS Grand Edition
Mercedes-Benz has announced UK pricing for its limited production CLS Grand Edition offered with four powertrain options. Prices start at £48,445 for the diesel-powered CLS 350 V6 CDI with Mercedes saying that the special features and extra equipment result in £2,142 of added value for customers.
Only 560 units of the CLS Grand Edition will be coming to Britain, with first deliveries beginning in July. Customers have a choice of five colors on the CLS including Palladium Silver. Some of the standard features include leather upholstery, special trim details, a Bi-Xenon Light Package with Cornering Light Function and Active Light System.
Tags: CLS Grand Edition, limited production, Mercedes-Benz, pricing, UK5
Jun
Mitsubishi just released word yesterday that they have begun production of their all electric iMiEV and already, presumably to stirr up hype, the company has release pictures of an actual production model.
That’s not all as Mitsubishi has also clarified that commerical and government buyers will be able to get their hands on the iMiEV in July while actual retail customers won’t be able to get their hands on until next April.
The real bummer here, however, is that before tax breaks the little car pictures above will be priced at ¥4,380,000 or around $45,500. After a ¥1,390,000 tax break, however, AutoBlogGreen reports the car will be bumped down to a more reasonable $31,000. Still, is anyone besides the filthy rich willing to spend over $30,000 for the little car pictured above?
Tags: all electric, imiev, Japan, photos, pricing, Production5
Jun
Infinti first let out word word that they would be releasing a hard top convertible version of their G37 coupe back in March but a price was no where to be seen.
Luckily, the car maker has stepped forward and let us in on the pricing scheme they will use when the G37 convertible goes on sale June 19th.
For $43,850 buyers will be able to get their hands on the base model while $43,900 for the G37 Sport 6MT. If you dont’ know, the sport model adds a 6-speed manual transmission because lets face it, who likes going fast with an automatic car?
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Tags: convertible, G37, hard top, pricing, sport 6mt27
May
2010 Cadillac SRX
Cadillac’s North American model lineup is expanding with the addition of two exciting new models: the 2010 model year SRX crossover and CTS Sport Wagon. The first model available for sale will be the SRX, which Cadillac has confirmed will be priced starting at $34,155 when it arrives in showrooms next month. Meanwhile, the CTS Sport Wagon will arrive later this summer.
Despite new vehicle sales reaching 30-year lows, the midsize luxury crossover segment remains solid. This segment currently accounts for nearly one quarter of all luxury vehicles sold in the U.S. market, and with its generous equipment list and fuel-efficient engines, the SRX is sure to be a success. Significant competitors of the SRX will be Acura MDX, the Lexus RX, and BWW X3 and X5 SUVs.
Tags: 2010, Cadillac, pricing, SRX