Auto Show entries that won't take you for a ride
Doing our best to ignore the $443,000 Rolls-Royce Phantom Drophead Coupe, WalletPop set out on its mission to find all the low-priced wheels Wednesday at the New York International Auto Show. It didn't take long.
A handful of models stood out for their real-people sticker price. The rest of the convention seemed to be conducting business as if the recession were a road stop it passed miles ago.
Without further ado, the rides that graced the showroom floor with the common touch -- and uncommon value (all are available for sale now):
