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They were both equally fine. I live in Gwinnett so Atlanta Toyota was more convenient for me, however, Toyota South was able to get the color I wanted which happened to be located at Sandy Springs Toyota. Atlanta Toyota did not want to deal on cars that was not in stock. You might have an easier time than I did because I wanted AWD. I also shopped at a Toyota dealership in Kennesaw, MOG, and St. Mtn -- all of them would not match the ZAG price. Only ATL Toyota was willing to beat the ZAG deal. The ZAG price is very competitive and you can access it through BOA (Toyota Morrow is the lowest price participating dealer). Just google BOA ZAG and there is no requirement of actually being a BOA member.
Includes cruise control, keyless entry (factory), heavy duty heater package, carpet/trunk mats. Before taxes, title etc it's basically $14850 incl $1000 rebate. No college grad rebate included -you only get that if you're financing thru Toyota. Dealer was Cobb County Toyota in Kennesaw,GA. Very good to deal with - negotiated over the phone and he gave his best price with no gimmicks, even when I initially turned it down to try and get other offers. No pressure from salespeople to buy extended warranty-just a presentation of options. Also got a good quote using purely internet/email from Team Toyota in Lithia Springs - a few hundred less, but no options on car. Again, no pressure. Previously had bad experience with Sandy Springs Toyota -all sales gimmicks (mandatory envirogard added to price, advertised XLE car sold 2 weeks previously) and high pressure If you need more info: email to udonew@yahoo.com
Code P0128 - Possible faulty ECT Sensor. Where is it and can I replace it, or is it a Dealer issue?
If you like the styling and colors on the 2010 it would be worth 3k more especially considering that it will have a higher resale value than the 09. The Gunmetal Blue is nice. For me, the styling wins out on the 09 and the price incentives are there. I also prefer the cleaner more straight forward interior design on the 09. The instrumentation looks sparse on the 2010 but the car definitely has its advantages. The traffic on I75/I85 from Kennesaw into ATL was bad enough in the early 90's let alone now.
dealership is Cobb County Toyota in Kennesaw, GA. Worked deal with George Rollins, Finance Manager and/or Sales Manager. 1st got the ball rolling w/Jim Barkley T in Asheville, NC, where you will get a good deal. Then got matched deal here in Atlanta where I'm at from Sales Mgr (don't remember name) at Jim Reilly T/Union City, GA on a new classic silver metallic. Then got a slight better deal for a new, single-digit miles on odometer on my 2nd preference color, that cypress pearl from Stone Mountain T here. McDonough (GA) T and Cherokee County (GA) T sales mgrs claimed that they will out-do my final accepted deal at Cobb County, but neither had our 1st preference gray color. Also dealt w/3 other dealerships here who're not worth mentioning - dealing from MSRP. Sorry I don't have phone numbers or all the names as I had trashed a ton of papers gathered and used during my research/hunting/buying process. 90% of negotiating I did by phone. Hope this helps somebody.
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