What are you doing reading this list? March to a dealership right now and buy these cars!

BMW did us enthusiasts a favor with the everything-you-want/nothing-you-don't and reader found one for just .

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9.) Cadillac ELR

Everyone cried fowl when Cadillac announced the ELR would cost $75k, but we soon learned that it wasn't quite so much. The World Of Vee over in Oppositelock . Now that's more like it.

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8.) Ford Focus ST

A stripped out Focus ST can be had for which is a downright bargain for one of the best hot hatchbacks on the market right now.

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7.) Ram Tradesman 1500

The Ram Tradesman was number one on our list of the and that earns it a spot on this list. 390 HP for ? Hell yeah.

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6.) Smart Electric Drive

Say what you will about the Smart car, but the Electric Drive with a $139/month lease plus whatever State/Federal EV incentives you might get is a great deal. It might be a perfect, cheap urban runabout. Some have seen lease offers for as low as $99/month.

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5.) 2013 SRT Viper GTS

Yes, you can buy a new 2013 Viper GTS for . That's down from $134,990, and there are plenty of GTSs that sell for under $100k.

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4.) 2014 Nissan GT-R

Nissan is currently offering $10k off list for 2014 GT-Rs which is very cheap for a car that can do 0-60 in a mind bending 2.7 seconds. That's nearly 918 territory for under $90k.

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3.) Nissan Leaf

The GT-R is great, but it's not the best deal in the Nissan lineup. That would have to go to the Leaf, especially if you live in a state with good EV incentives. Reader broke down the monthly lease costs for his own Leaf in Georgia.

"$220-ish seems to be about the lowest you can get an S model without the quick charge package, if you have access to Nissan's VPP program.

Our numbers work out like this:

Total of lease payments: ($249x24; plus $349 disposition fee) $6325

Incremental Insurance increase: ($15x24) $360

Incremental Electric Bill Increase: ($15x24) $360

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$7045 total costs over two years

- $5k state refund

+ $1250 federal tax liability on state refund

- $3600 in gas savings ($150x24)

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-$305 total cost of ownership over two years

We don't really drive enough miles to drive that number farther negative (only 6,ooo miles per year). I also have not factored in the maintenance that replacing a 10 year old car with the Leaf allowed us. I figured my car was going to need $1000+ over two years to stay on the road. That's no longer an issue."

Does anyone want a free car?

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2.) Dodge Charger/Challenger Hellcat

Ok, so Dodge hasn't released the pricing on the Charger Hellcat yet but expect it to be around the $60k the . That's supercar numbers for BMW 5-Series money.

They're the American version of the .

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1.) Corvette Z06

If I hadn't read it on GM's press release there's no way in hell I'd believe that the new Z06 would cost under $80k. That's less than a base 911 Carrera, for something that will run with a Turbo S.

Crazy.

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