the initial price of something (goods or services) without the additional charges that may be added, such as handling or shipping charges, sales tax, optional equipment charges, etc.
The base price is the amount that the automobile will cost without any added features or options. The base price is also referred to as “MSRP†or the “sticker price.
The base price is the amount that we keep for each item sold. The amount that you charge over this base price is your profit. Base prices can be found in our Product Center.
Any one of the price levels as it applies to an orderable vehicle with no options, or the options themselves. This term may refer to either MSRP or invoice price. Also known as base vehicle price.
The selling price of a vehicle without options.
Bottom line price for standard openings which require no options
The base price is the amount we keep for each item sold. Any markup you charge over the base price is your commission.
The fixed price for a commodity, as shown on the table in the Trading section.
See Johnson Matthey Base Price.
The cost of a vehicle including standard equipment, factory warranty and destination charges.
The cost of the car without options.
Base price constitutes the cost of the car along with only the basic options.
The base price in the envelope price book is the 250M price which is the basis on which percentages are added to or subtracted from, depending on the quantity purchased.
The price of a car prior to the addition of options. This cost includes the manufacturer's warranty and the standard equipment.
Price of a car that includes standard equipment, basic warranty and delivery charges but excludes optional features. Base price is printed on the Monroney sticker.
The cost of a vehcile without any extra options such as power windows, air conditioning, etc. The base price simply includes standard equipment and the manufacturer's warranty.
The cost of a car without options. Also called the "sticker price" or "MSRP."
The price of a car with no options added in.
Base price is the cost of the car with only the basic options included.
The cost of a car without any options.
A price calculated by taking a product's suggested retail price and subtracting a percentage.
The cost of a car without options. This price includes standard equipment and the manufacturer's warranty and is printed on the Monroney sticker.
The cost of a car without options. Base Price includes standard equipment, factory warranty, and freight. This price is printed on the MSRP sticker.
The cost of an auto before a franchised dealer adds options. Includes the standard equipment and the manufacturer's warranty.
Refers to the price of the product in its standard configuration as list in the Sun Window catalog. All additional accessory and option prices are added to the Base Price.
The cost of a car with only the standard equipment, factory warranty, and destination charge.
The cost of a car without options, but including standard equipment, factory warranty, and freight. This price is printed on the Monroney sticker.
Base price is the price of a security at the beginning of the trading day, which is used to determine the day minimum/maximum and the operational ranges for that day.