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Over four years, the 2022 Cadillac CT4-V Blackwing has depreciated from a $60,390 MSRP to about $48,500 on average, with KBB, JD Power, and AutoTrader data showing current prices roughly in the $40k–$60k range as production winds down and order books for 2026 close, making a high-performance manual option cheaper than buying a brand-new model.
A VideoCardz leak suggests AMD will launch the Radeon RX 9070 GRE globally on June 1. The GRE is a cut-down Navi 48 card with 12 GB VRAM and 3072 Stream Processors, rumored to carry a $549 MSRP—the same as the full RX 9070 16 GB—leaving open the possibility of MSRP adjustments for the rest of the RX 9070 lineup.
Nintendo says Switch 2 and existing Switch models will see price hikes worldwide: US/Canada Switch 2 from $449.99 to $499.99; Europe from €469.99 to €499.99; Japan from ¥49,980 to ¥59,980 (the multi-language edition unchanged). Effective dates are May 25, 2026 in Japan and September 1, 2026 in other regions; Nintendo Switch Online prices also rise in Japan. The announcements accompany Nintendo’s latest financial results.
AMD shares climbed about 1.7% after the company announced an $899 MSRP for the Ryzen 9950X3D2 Dual Edition, the highest Ryzen price to date. The flagship CPU launches April 22, 2026, but tight supply could push demand above MSRP. AMD has logged a roughly 9.97% year-to-date rally and about 161% over the last 12 months, aided by AI-focused growth; analysts still rate the stock as a Moderate Buy with a mean target of around $284.68, implying roughly 20% upside.
From May 2026, Nintendo Switch 2 digital titles will have a separate MSRP from physical versions, reflecting production and distribution costs; retailers set the prices and may vary by title, with preorders like Yoshi and the Mysterious Book illustrating the new approach.
AMD announced the Ryzen 7 9850X3D flagship CPU with a $499 MSRP and a January 29, 2026 release date, a move that lifted AMD stock and aligns with bullish analyst sentiment.
After a late-2025 surge on Bring a Trailer, Corvette ZR1 prices have cooled: near-new examples still command premium, but the top-end bids have faded from the $300k+ peaks to roughly $230k–$266k recently, with some high-dollar listings failing to meet reserves. A key wrinkle is Chevrolet’s warranty policy, which voids factory coverage on ZR1s resold within 12 months, prompting buyers to wait for a fresh build to preserve warranty and signaling a possible market top as demand eases.
Select Asus Prime RTX 50 series graphics cards have dropped to or below their original launch prices on Amazon, with the RTX 5070 even discounted below MSRP, making it a good time to upgrade from older GPUs, though future pricing stability is uncertain.
The Asus Prime GeForce RTX 5080 16GB graphics card is now available at its original MSRP of $999.99 on Amazon for Prime members, marking the first time it’s widely accessible at this price. It offers a slight performance boost over the RTX 4080 Super and is capable of handling demanding 4K gaming with ray tracing and DLSS 4 support, making it a strong choice for gamers seeking high performance at a reasonable price.
The NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090 GPU has seen a significant price drop, with the ASUS TUF Gaming edition now available at the official MSRP of $1999 on Best Buy, indicating improved availability and decreasing prices for high-end GPUs.
The trend of consumers overpaying for new cars above the manufacturer's suggested retail price (MSRP) is declining, with a 7% drop in buyers willing to pay markups, according to JD Power's 2024 U.S. Sales Satisfaction Index. This shift is attributed to increased dealer inventories post-pandemic. The study also reveals that electric vehicle (EV) buyers are less satisfied with their purchases and dealer expertise compared to gas vehicle buyers. Additionally, Porsche leads in sales satisfaction for premium brands, while Nissan, Buick, and GMC top their respective mass market categories.
German retailer Notebooksbilliger has revealed the official pricing for several models of the upcoming GeForce RTX 4080 SUPER graphics cards, with at least six models listed at NVIDIA's MSRP. The highest-priced card, the AORUS Master, is priced €140 over MSRP, and reviews for this model are scheduled to go live on the same day the SKU launches, which is January 31. The RTX 4080 SUPER boasts 10,240 CUDA cores and 16 GB of GDDR6X memory, with the highest memory speed in the Ada series.
The NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 SUPER has been spotted at prices below the official MSRP in Europe, with retailers in Poland and Austria implementing price cuts of around 3-5%. This suggests that the new GPU may not be experiencing the same level of demand as its predecessor, the RTX 4070, did upon its initial release, potentially leading to further price reductions in the coming weeks.
ZOTAC has confirmed that four out of nine of its upcoming GeForce RTX 40 SUPER models will be priced at the NVIDIA MSRP, with the Trinity Black series and the Twin Edge non-OC variant of the RTX 4070 SUPER included. The company also announced the launch dates for these cards, with the 4070 SUPER set for January 17, the RTX 4070 TI SUPER on January 24, and the RTX 4080 SUPER on January 31. However, no board partner has confirmed pricing for non-MSRP cards yet, despite being directly asked.
The NVIDIA RTX 4060 Ti GPU, which was launched at a price of $399/€439, has already dropped below MSRP in Germany just four hours after its release. The Palit Dual non-OC model is currently available for €419, which is technically a 'MSRP' card. Despite the lower price, retailer Mindfactory has sold only 20 units of the RTX 4060 Ti so far. The 8GB version of the RTX 4060 Ti has a MSRP of €439 in Germany, with the 16GB model launching in July at €549.