'The Price Is Right' Dream Car Week Starts Monday: Here's Every Car They're Giving Away

America’s longest-running TV game show, The Price Is Right (TPIR), is celebrating its 50th anniversary this week with more than 30 cars to give away. Since 1972, contestants on TPIR have won more than 8400 cars. That’s a lot of rubber, not to mention the countless cruises, workout equipment, and tropical vacations that are on the show’s prize list.

Starting Monday, February 21, Dream Car Week is all about the rides. Contestants have a higher chance to bring home a new car. We’ve put together a list of every car that’s up for grabs, from the affordable Mitsubishi Mirage to the 10Best-winning 490-hp Chevrolet Corvette, listed in order from lowest to highest retail price. On Monday alone, the show will present an unprecedented giveaway of the most cars ever offered in one show: 12. That’s worth watching.

Which car will be given away which day? Sorry, you’ll have to tune in to CBS all week at 11 a.m. ET (10 a.m. PT) for that, and to see who’s driving away in a brand, new, caaaar!

Alfa Romeo Giulia Sprint ($44,945, or $1)

We’ve listed the base price for this car, but the winner could get it for $1: During Showcase Showdown, contestants spin the Big Wheel to decide which two people will move on for a chance at winning a showcase. If they land on the $1 amount, they usually win $25,000 cash. This week, contestants who hit $1 on the Big Wheel go home with this Alfa Romeo Giulia.

All the Specs on the Giulia

Mitsubishi Mirage ($16,125)

This economical hatch is certified for an EPA-estimated 43 mpg on the highway with 78 times more horsepower than your favorite walking shoe.

All the Specs on the Mirage

Kia Forte ($20,615)

Contestants will get a chance at two Kia Forte LXS models. It’s no vacation in the Bahamas, but the Forte is still a good time at a great value.

All the Specs on the Kia Forte

Nissan Sentra ($21,695)

Both a Nissan Sentra SV and a top-trim Sentra SR are up for grabs on The Price Is Right this week. What’s the difference? The SR has a sportier look inside and out, with bigger wheels, available orange stitching on the seats, and a price difference of roughly $1500.

All the Specs on the Sentra

Mazda 3 ($21,815)

The Mazda 3 has been a Car and Driver 10Best winner seven times. Winning one isn’t just a prize, it’s an honor.

All the Specs on the Mazda 3

Hyundai Elantra ($20,995)

One of the best compact cars on sale today, the Hyundai Elantra is a highly practical choice wearing distinctive origami-like styling.

All the Specs on the Elantra

Hyundai Kona ($22,545)

One of our all-time favorite small SUVs, the Hyundai Kona belongs to the popular compact-crossover category and should go over big with the game-show contestants.

All the Specs on the Kona

Hyundai Ioniq ($24,645)

The little hybrid will offer its lucky winner some big savings at the pump with an EPA-estimated 59-mpg combined fuel rating.

All the Specs on the Ioniq

Kia Sportage: ($25,305)

Guessing the price correctly for the Kia Sportage is tricky. Is it affordable? Is it expensive? Do the aliens accept Bitcoin?

All the Specs on the Sportage

Nissan Altima ($25,675)

The base Altima is a rental company’s hero, getting folks from the airport to the Airbnb. It doesn’t wear a cape, because it doesn’t have to, and an optional cape would raise its starting price significantly.

All the Specs on the Altima

Mini Cooper S ($27,750)

The Mini Cooper is so cute we think if nobody wins the car, they should just let it hang out on stage to introduce the other prizes.

All the Specs on the Mini Cooper

Toyota Camry ($27,960)

Bob Barker’s first The Price is Right aired in 1972, 11 years before the Toyota Camry debuted in the U.S. It’s been the bestselling car many times since and has been the top seller consecutively since 2002.

All the Specs on the Camry

Hyundai Santa Cruz ($25,385)

Compact pickups are like mullets: business in the front, party in the back. We hope the contestant who wins this has a mullet. Shoot, we hope the person reading this has a mullet.

All the Specs on the Santa Cruz

Jeep Compass Latitude ($30,080)

The front-wheel-drive Jeep Compass Latitude prize car is perfectly capable of doing what the majority of Jeep Wranglers do every day: Starbucks and chill.

All the Specs on the Compass

Nissan Frontier ($31,690)

Mazda CX-5 ($35,535)

If a contestant can accurately guess the price of the Mazda CX-5 Premium on the show from the model’s seven other available trims, they’re the kind of car nerd we can appreciate.

All the Specs on the CX-5

Mazda MX-30 ($37,655)

The all-electric Mazda MX-30 could be yours, if The Price Is Right. That’s like winning free gasoline for life!

All the Specs on the MX-30

Ford Edge ($38,990)

The first model year of the Ford Edge was the same year Drew Carey began hosting the game show in 2007. Some trivia for you: which car was given away during Carey’s first aired episode? A Ford Focus sedan. The Edge SEL prize is a far better showcase.

All the Specs on the Edge

Lexus IS300 ($39,850)

The Lexus IS300 is a rear-drive 241-hp sports sedan and certainly one of the best-looking sedans available during Dream Car Week.

All the Specs on the IS

Chevy Corvette ($62,145)

The Chevrolet Corvette convertible 3LT is the top trim level C8. No pressure, but taking this home means winning one of the best cars sold today.

All the Specs on the Corvette

Porsche 718 Boxster ($63,950)

Maserati Levante GT ($80,895)

The most practical car Maserati has ever built in an emotive package that isn’t afraid to snort when you lean on it.

All the Specs on the Levante

BMW 8-Series ($85,995)

Incredibly luxurious, incredibly awesome, and a fitting prize for anyone who can successfully beat cliffhangers on The Price Is Right.

All the Specs on the 8-Series

Audi e-tron GT ($103,895)

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