ECONOMY & WORK
MONEY 101
NEWS
PERSONAL FINANCE
NET WORTH
About Us Contact Us Privacy Policy Terms of Use DMCA Opt-out of personalized ads
© Copyright 2023 Market Realist. Market Realist is a registered trademark. All Rights Reserved. People may receive compensation for some links to products and services on this website. Offers may be subject to change without notice.
MARKETREALIST.COM / ECONOMY & WORK

Excited 'Price is Right' player couldn't open her car door so she jumped into it through the window

The contestant's solution to not getting the car door open was unconventional but won over fans.
PUBLISHED APR 8, 2025
Screenshots showing the contestant and Drew Carey on "The Price is Right" (Cover image source: YouTube | priceisright)
Screenshots showing the contestant and Drew Carey on "The Price is Right" (Cover image source: YouTube | priceisright)

“The Price is Right” contestants are known to pull off the weirdest and often risky stunts on the show, thanks to an adrenaline rush after making it to the stage. But sometimes the energy gets so overwhelming that players are confused even while figuring out simple things such as the way to exit the stage. In an earlier episode of the show, a contestant managed to win a car but had trouble opening one of the doors and jumped straight through the window without a second thought.

The contestant was a woman named Tiara, and she had made it all the way to the Showcase round of the show. Her opponent, a man named Rick, was also playing for the car, but he overestimated its price. This handed the win to Tiara, who had a hard time believing that she had won for a second. As realization set in, she ran to check out her prize, and that’s when things got awkward.

Screenshot showing the contestants and Drew Carey on
Screenshot showing the contestants and Drew Carey on "The Price is Right." (Image source: YouTube | priceisright)

She wasn’t the only one who ran to the car. Her loved ones all came down from the audience and made their way to the automobile. This was obviously a big deal for everyone involved. Tiara reached the car and tried opening the door of the passenger seat in the front but had trouble doing so. Maybe the door was locked or only the driver’s side was left unlocked. That, however, was not going to stop her.

Screenshot showing the contestant and her loved ones rushing to see their new car. (Image credit: YouTube | priceisright)
Screenshot showing the contestant and her loved ones rushing to see their new car. (Image source: YouTube | priceisright)

She jumped through the window, which was left open, and went head-first into the passenger seat. Her feet were flailing in the air outside, and it made for a hilarious scene. “WHAT IS SHE DOING!!!!!!!” one user commented under the clip on YouTube. “This is cool,” remarked another.



 

It’s not always the contestants who have a hard time operating the automobiles on the show. Sometimes, the cast ends up committing major blunders. One of the cast members responsible for a memorable car fail was the show's popular model, Rachel Reynolds. Part of a model’s job is presentation, and when the prize is a car, they're sometimes required to drive it onto the stage. This was Reynolds’s job that day, and she was doing it quite well, driving slowly and waving to the crowd. However, she failed to step on the brakes at the right time, and the car ended up crashing into a makeshift wall, completely tearing it down. The shock on her face was hilarious, but she still managed to stay calm and smile at the camera.



 

Host Drew Carey went over to see if she was okay, which, thankfully, she was. Reynolds even apologised to the contestant at the time, who was a man named Cameron. “I’m so sorry, Cameron,” she said. “I think it’s still okay.”

MORE ON MARKET REALIST
“Price relief corresponds to farm and commodity cycles, where cheapening wholesale quotes come with surging output and bumper crops," an expert said.
29 minutes ago
The Trump administration is scrambling to transfer tariff revenue into the U.S. Treasury in response to continuing legal actions from major companies.
1 hour ago
“They don’t have the money. That speaks more broadly to some of the weaknesses that we’ve seen in the jobs market for recent grads," an expert said.
1 hour ago
"Congratulations Brad on winning the bonus round thanks to his father's help," a fan reacted to the father-son duo.
7 hours ago
The home improvement retailer cut its earnings projections for a third quarter in a row
2 days ago
The President has often made claims that are not entirely true and this seems to be one of them.
2 days ago
The retailer has its own payment service that customers are free to use apart from cash and card.
2 days ago
Claudia Sahm told Fortune that the Fed was stuck in a hard place.
2 days ago
Nela Richardson, chief economist at ADP told Fortune, the granular data shows a shift in job trends.
2 days ago
Shoplifting is a big problem in the country and retailers lose several millions each year.
2 days ago
The two are having a very public falling out and Greene is even going to leave Congress next year.
2 days ago
"She was the worst player/lowest scoring this evening otherwise," a fan reacted.
3 days ago
Jennings went on the greatest "Jeopardy!" run of all time, winning a whopping 74 games.
3 days ago
Clearly, the economy is not in the best shape thanks to inflation and unemployment.
3 days ago
With the cost of Medicare premiums going up next year, things are not looking good for them.
3 days ago
In these uncertain times, people are always looking for options to grow their wealth.
3 days ago
Co-chairman of Oaktree Capital raised serious questions on the impact of AI on jobs.
4 days ago
The fast food chain might have wanted to cut costs but they ended up angering several customers.
4 days ago
The mother of two said that one of her daughters had tricked her by recording an audition tape under the guise of a school assignment.
4 days ago
While skeptics often draw comparisons, the outcome of the AI boom may be different.
4 days ago