Chronicling the Ever-Changing Automotive Industry
All at once, we have prices for the redesigned Dodge lineup for the 2011 model year. Chrysler put out a press release earlier this week, and I’ve got a breakdown for you, after the jump. Every Dodge has seen a makeover this year, from the Avenger to the Durango.
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This week, Nissan released photos and pricing of its Altima mid-sized sedan. Changes are limited, including three new colors for the Sedan (Metallic Slate, Saharan Stone and Brilliant Silver) and a Special Edition package for the 2.5 S. On the Coupe front, only two new colors are available (Metallic Slate and Brilliant Silver), but you can still get a manual transmission with either the 4-cylinder or V6 engine. Click past the jump for high-resolution photos and trim-level pricing.
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Nissan announced Thursday the pricing for its Sentra model, in all 6 flavors. Changes are limited for the 2011 model, the big ones being:
“improved EPA estimated city fuel economy and the fine-tuning of option package equipment. New Sentra 2.0 packages include a SL Value Package, Visual Audio Package and SL Audio Package.”
Base prices start around $15,000 for the 2.0 with a manual transmission and head all up to about $20,000 for a Sentra SE-R Spec V. Follow the jump for more details and model-based pricing.
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Fans of Nissan’s 4DSC now know how much it would cost them to pick up a brand new one, thanks to a press release issued by the automaker today. For the base “S” model, you’ll need to shell out $30,810, and for the up-level “SV” trim, you’re looking at $33,530, increases of $350 over their respective 2010 trim levels. Add in the $750 destination charge, and the 2011 prices change to $31,560 and $34,280 for the S and SV models, respectively. For more details and lots of pictures, follow the jump.
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Yesterday, GM announced the official price of its upcoming EV (Electric Vehicle). I’ve reported on the Volt before, but with a price and a government tax break, the Volt is getting closer to reality. The base price? $41,000. The rumor? It requires premium fuel.
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After having trouble getting the 2011 Ford Explorer Build & Price site to work this afternoon, I was finally able to get a “maxed-out” price for the V6 model, which is the only one configurable right now. The grand total is $50,710, which includes the Platinum White Tri-Coat paint and every available option. This figure also includes the $805 destination charge for Ford to deliver your new ride to your dealer.
by John Suit
Source: Ford Build & Price
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