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Woman wins a 2013 Audi R8 Spyder

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Some people are just born with luck. Anyone has ever won anything?.

..........$157,000 Audi R8 on The Price Is Right, becomes biggest winner in show’s history


Extravagant cars are occasionally prizes on The Price Is Right, and today, Sheree Heil from Tacoma, Wash., had the opportunity to win one of the most expensive cars to ever appear on the show—a $157,300 Audi R8 V-8 Spyder. And unlike the poor contestant that lost a Ferrari 458 Spyder earlier this year, Sheree didn't miss her chance. She won the "Gas Money" round to become the biggest winner in the show's daytime history.

We're not sure of Sheree's current daily driver, but the odds are against it being a two-seater, 430-hp supercar with a 0-60 mph time of 4.6 seconds. Top speed for this beauty? 186 mph. Her drive back to Washington might be a fast one.

Naturally, as you can see in the video, Sheree was rather excited about her victory — as she should be; although the upcoming tax bill might dampen her mood a touch. Even host Drew Carey couldn't help but smile incessantly, shouting, "We just gave out a $157,000 car, everybody."

The previous daytime record was held by Vickyann Sadowski who won $147,517 back in 2006. (When the show aired on primetime during a special “$1,000,000 Spectacular" in 2008, however, Adam Rose won $1,153,908.) Soon after today's win CBS tweeted the news, reaffirming that this is the show's most valuable prize ever when in its usual time slot. Sheree also won $10,000 in cash and some Prada shoes worth $3,045, making her total winnings stand at $170,345.

When the next episode of The Price Is Right airs, we're guessing the prizes might be a tad more modest. After all, they've got to pay for this car somehow.


 
I wonder how much she'll have to pay in tax?

What a lucky lady!
 
I don't begrude those who win prizes or money! I do get miffed when winners lose it all! Like those who have won 30 million and blew it.

Anyway, doesn't matter, I'll never win, but I still play just in case!:biggrin2:
 
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I think 1/3 of the value?

So she could borrow the money to pay the tax, sell that car to the highest bidder, pay off the tax debt and still have enough to purchase another really nice car. Or keep the car and the debt. What are the odds of her having that much cash to pay the tax bill?
 
Good for her. What if she can't afford to pay the tax? She did think that the $8k prize was a lot of money, so I don't think the tax on the $157k car would be something she can afford. Maybe that car can be had for a discount from her as she can cash out on a depreciating asset.
 
I believe that there would be several taxes but I could be wrong. She'd have to pay Federal tax, then taxes to the state where the prize is won and her home state if it's different.

Think of this too. Professional athletes get screwed every game because they pay taxes on their overall earnings to the Federal Government but also get taxed in each state when travelling. Many of them never realize this and have poor accountants or managers. I was shocked when I first learned of this some 15 years ago as to why some athletes owed so much in back taxes and fines.
 
She is going to come up with $40,000 just to claim her car :Crying2:
 
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