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Currently trying to buy a Corolla Hybrid (base). The best out-the-door quote I got so far is $28.5k, the MSRP is $23k. So yes, you are looking at almost $30k fo

Currently trying to buy a Corolla Hybrid (base). The best out-the-door quote I got so far is $28.5k, the MSRP is $23k. So yes, you are looking at almost $30k for the most basic car.

lotsofpulp 3y ago
$30k for the highest quality most basic car. Other brands surely have cheaper basic options, and although I might not recommend going all the way to a Stellantis/GM car, a Ford/Honda/Mazda might be available for less and still be acceptable for quality.
- mentalpiracy 3y ago
  Ford doesn’t even sell sedans anymore!
  - lotsofpulp 3y ago
    Wow, I stand corrected. Cheapest Ford is $30k+. I thought they would still have the Focus/Taurus still available.
    - HDThoreaun 3y ago
      Ford's business is selling as many F150's as possible. Due to the way fuel efficiency regulations work in this country it makes sense for them to axe sedans from their lineup and replace them with large cars that can be classified as trucks because their more fuel efficient "trucks" can counteract the fine they would get from selling fuel inefficient F150s.
lapcat 3y ago
> Currently trying to buy a Corolla Hybrid (base). I wanted to buy a Corolla Hybrid, but the wait list was ridiculous, something like 9 months. Toyota has major supply chain issues. I ended up getting a (non-hybrid) Honda Civic for under $30k. I still had to wait a month though.
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