The pandemic brought on a supply crunch that's seen vehicles sell for way above their sticker prices.
The COVID-19 pandemic brought on a car-supply crunch that normalized dealers selling vehicles well above sticker price.
Though massive upcharges are becoming less common, there are still very few vehicles today that car shoppers can find for less than the Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price.
Just a year earlier, cars were going for $39,712 (sticker price) and priced more than 10 percent higher, around $43,717.
See the six vehicles listed below sticker price, as well as the next six cars priced the closest to sticker price (albeit above), here:
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