automobile make and model database

By admin, October 7, 2009 3:11 am

Database of Automobile makes, models, options, prices?

I am doing a graduate school project on the automobile industry and need a full list of every car make/model, MSRP and invoice costs, options with msrp and invoice, and etc…

Does anyone know where I can get this list from. I don’t want to spend a month typing the data into an Excel spreadsheet.

www.Edmunds.com is probably a good place to start.

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