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Car Price Comparisons, "Apples to Apples"
Also: Price a single car model by not selecting a second make.
Members: set your own feature values
Step 1 of 5: Select Car Make & Model Year
Anyone can sign in as "Guest" (with no member number). But only panel members can submit and use their own feature values in the comparisons.
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Enter your email address in both slots and it will be sent to you.
Prices are in U.S. dollars. While TrueDelta strives for accuracy, the site is not error-free, and does not react immediately to price changes.
Most recent full update: February 7, 2008.
A better way to price cars
In the December 2005 issue (p. 152), Motor Trend sought to compare car prices, in this case those of the Ford Fusion and Hyundai Sonata. The all-too-common outcome:
"The trouble is, those pesky Hyundai standard features scramble any efforts at simple comparison (for instance, the Fusion doesn't offer stability control at any price, and ABS is an option on price-leader models). Maybe Alan Greenspan could figure this out, but our tea leaves are saying the Fusion's a bargain."
A better idea: chuck the tea leaves, stop waiting for Alan Greenspan to call back, and use TrueDelta.
Only TrueDelta provides quick, thorough price comparisons between cars, SUVs, and minivans equipped to your specifications.
Pricing a single car model is also easier here, as you don't have to dig through trim lines, option packages, and prerequisites.