These vehicles currently sell for much more than MSRP

We’ve been hearing that new car prices are coming back in line with reality, but a recent iSeeCars study found that new models are still commonly priced above MSRP, and dealers are tacking more charges on top of that.

iSeeCars analyzed 13 million new cars and found that new vehicles are priced 8.5% above MSRP on average, but the firm noted that several models are selling for 18% or more above their sticker prices. Average pricing has also increased 7.4% from last year, reaching $46,265.

The ten new cars priced highest above their MSRPs include:

• Jeep Wrangler Unlimited: 31% above

• Mini Hardtop Two- and Four-Door: 25.7%

• Genesis GV70: 25%

• Cadillac CT4-V: 23.7%

• Porsche Taycan: 22.2%

• Toyota Corolla Cross Hybrid: 21.3%

• Mercedes-Benz GLB: 21.2%

• Mercedes-Benz E-Class Wagon: 21.1%

• Porsche Macan: 20.9%

• Lexus RX 350h: 19.7%