The problem with determining the price we all paid is that there are way too many factors to account for. If someone got a military or loyalty discount, that will affect the price in a way that is not available to most other people. In addition, there are other various rebates that are not universally available and that don't stack with other deals, such as 0% APR.

In my case, I paid $30k OTD (more because I was upside down on my trade in), but I opted for 0% APR. That meant that I didn't get an additional few thousand off (I can't remember what the total rebates were at the time, but I think they would have brought the OTD to $28,000ish.), but all I pay will be $30k. I'm fine with the slightly higher price because, in the end, it will cost me much less than just getting a rebate and having to pay interest.