'The Price Is Right' Contestant Wins Two Cars in Rare Feat

Claire Tongbalad's appearance on 'The Price Is Right' was nothing short of remarkable. After waiting 35 years to be on the show, she made an unforgettable debut. She initially won a Home Office Package by bidding closest to the actual price. This victory allowed her to advance to the "Five Price Tags" game, where she had the chance to win a 2025 Toyota Corolla LE. After incorrectly guessing the first price, a food vacuum sealer, she won the next two, but lost out on the final tag after guessing the price of an analog wooden clock incorrectly. With two tags, she selected $24,730, which was not the price of the car. The actual price of the car was $23,559, which just so happened to match the price of her second tag.

Tongbalad's success continued in the Showcase Showdown, where she spun an 85, forcing a re-spin. On the second spin, she landed on 65, which proved to be enough after her opponent landed on 15. Bidding on a Saint Laurent tennis package and a Leisuremod dining table, she bid $35,000, a difference of $2,704 off the actual price of $37,704. Her opponent bid $7,000 under. The package, including a 2025 Chevrolet Equinox LT, was now hers, sending Claire home with the biggest haul of the day, with a total value of $63,844.

Winning two cars on a single episode of 'The Price Is Right' is a very rare occurrence.

Claire won her first car playing "Five Price Tags" and her second car in the Showcase Showdown.

Claire waited 35 years to be a contestant on the show.

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