sticker price

Many consumers are likely looking at these concerning headlines and buying many items ahead of what could be large sticker price increases, she said.

The website states the "elite colleges miss too many high-achieving students who never apply because of cost misconceptions." For example, the calculator might reveal that a college with a $70,000 sticker price would have a much lower actual cost once financial aid, grants, and work-study programs are factored in.

Delta said Thursday that it will order 100 Airbus A321neo jets with a sticker price of $12.7 billion and take an option to buy another 100 jets, a deal that Chicago-based Boeing had hoped to land.

The discrepancy between the discounted and sticker price is significant: the National Association of College and University Business Officers (NACUBO) found that the discounted rate was 44.2 percent in 2016 across private nonprofit institutions.

"It got to me, and I was like, 'I can't justify the sticker price of our tuition to Catherine McAuley.

Yes, the virtually six-figure sticker price is going to deter many who would otherwise be drawn to the idea of a 313mpg car to trim the budget, but viewed as a piece of incredible engineering, the XL1 is every bit as impressive as a modern hybrid hypercar.

Automakers have responded by slashing thousands of dollars off the sticker price of electrics.

The GT S costs PS110,495 and the Edition 1 PS122,745 - but later in 2015 the GT will arrive wearing a sticker price of PS97,195 in its window.

Have net price calculators, merit scholarships and tuition discounts rendered sticker price meaningless?

All too often used buyers nd the car they want and have to pay the full sticker price because they are let down by their poor negotiating skills.