Contestant Wins $26,335 Chevy Trailblazer on ‘The Price Is Right’

LOS ANGELES, Calif. — Cynthia Soriano became the latest contestant to strike it big on “The Price Is Right,” winning a brand-new Chevy Trailblazer LT worth $26,335 during the January 9 episode. Soriano, who had made her way to the stage after winning the third pricing game, faced off against the show’s notoriously challenging Dice Game to claim her prize.

Host Drew Carey greeted Soriano with his signature humor, teasing her about her shirt, which read, “I just want to spin the wheel.” Carey quipped, “You just want to spin the wheel? Alright, then go back to your seat then,” before introducing the prize: a fountain blue Chevy Trailblazer LT. The Dice Game required Soriano to guess the price of the car by rolling dice and predicting whether the actual digits were higher or lower than her rolls.

Soriano’s first roll didn’t make it over the white line, forcing a redo. But her luck turned around as she rolled a 1, automatically securing the first digit. She then rolled a 2 and guessed higher, followed by a 5, which she predicted as lower, and finally, a 4. For the last digit, she sought advice from the audience before guessing higher. Carey revealed the final digit as a 5, confirming her victory. Soriano erupted in screams and jumped up and down as Carey motioned for her to check out her new SUV.

Fans of the show celebrated Soriano’s win online. One YouTube commenter wrote, “I love seeing people win big,” while another added, “Yay, Cynthia! Enjoy your new car!” An Instagram user exclaimed, “Fantasticcccccc job,” highlighting the feel-good moment.

The Dice Game is one of the show’s most challenging pricing games, with contestants having to rely on both luck and strategy to win. Soriano’s victory marked a rare success in the game, adding to the excitement of the episode.

In a previous episode, another contestant, Jeffrey, faced a tough decision during the “Let ‘Em Roll” game. After correctly guessing that Harvest Snaps Baked Green Pea Snacks were cheaper than plant-based Country Crock Heavy Whipping Cream, Jeffrey earned an extra dice roll. He initially rolled two car symbols and $3,500 in cash but chose to take the money instead of risking it for a chance at a Volkswagen Jetta S worth over $23,000. Carey supported his decision, saying, “I don’t blame ya! I would’ve done the same thing.”

“The Price Is Right” continues to captivate audiences with its mix of suspense, humor, and life-changing prizes. The show airs weekdays at 11/10c on CBS.