[Badger]

I'm not familiar with what the pricing structure was three years ago, but Park Place currently sells their Superformance cars at the same prices advertised by any of the other six Superformance dealers in the US. What you choose to install for an engine has much to do with the final pricing. You can spend very little or a lot on an engine depending on what you want the car to be. From the exterior all might look the same but it's what's inside that makes the difference and.... who backs the product. Roush, for example, sells their engines with a two-year warranty. That's pretty impressive in the high performance engine business where most specially built engines are "guaranteed" as far as the front door of the establishment selling them. If you're looking for the cheapest car out there don't expect to be buying a Superformance! Then again if you count all the standard items delivered with a Superformance car and compare directly what you pay extra for on other cars, you may be very surprised that the Superformance is actually the best deal on the market. As is often said..."You get what you pay for" Badger