The 4C has a base price of $55,000. You can spec most mid-sized crossovers into that price territory.
They build 3,500 of 'em per year. That's very high compared to say, any given Ferrari or Lamborghini model.
They build 3,500 of 'em per year. That's very high compared to say, any given Ferrari or Lamborghini model.
http://mediaroom.kbb.com/record-new-car-transaction-prices-r...
In EU, a Volkswagen Golf for instance is middle segment, but perhaps in the USA is considered lower segment and therefore the difference.
Small cars do not really sell here.
(For reference, I actually bought a new VW Golf R about 2 weeks ago... for roughly $41,000, just as a single data point).
In my case, the price premium isn't really that much to even think of, as I would have been going with a fully loaded GTI, which would have sticked around $35k or so, so it's not even _that_ much of a price bump.