* Make and model: Different brands and models have vastly different price points.
* Features and options: Things like engine size, transmission, interior trim, and advanced safety features can all impact the price.
* Location: Prices may vary depending on where you are buying the car due to regional factors.
* Dealer markup: Dealers may add their own markups to the manufacturer's suggested retail price (MSRP).
To get a better idea of the price of a new car in 2012:
* Use online resources: Websites like Kelley Blue Book, Edmunds, and Cars.com can provide you with historical MSRP data for various models from 2012.
* Check used car listings: You can get an idea of the price range for new cars in 2012 by looking at the prices of used cars from that year.
Remember: It's crucial to consider all these factors when researching car prices.
