On the Spot is a pricing game played for a car. The contestant began in the center of a large circle (the "spot") on the stage. The circle had three colored paths leading from it to the outside of the spot (blue, yellow and pink); each path consisted of three steps marked with prices.

This is a playing of the retired pricing game "On the Spot."

Here are the available images for On the Spot. You can tell why this look didn't last long; many confused "$68" with "$89", but it is $68 on that first step. She picks the pink path first. She thinks the wok is $68. She is correct. She thinks the foot spa is $37 but is wrong. Next, she picks the blue path. She thinks the juicer is $120.

The contestant has 3 paths that they can take in order to get "off the spot" and into the drivers seat of the car. Basically, they must match the price in their path with one of the 6 small prizes over on the other side of the stage. If they are correct, they get to move up to the next price.

Here's what happens when you win a car on 'The Price Is Right.' No, the contestants who win the car don't have to drive the brand spanking new vehicle back to their house or get it shipped there. There is an entirely different process associated with acquiring a prized whip.