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| Granted I got my xB last year, but mine was 15933 with five options. Those fees must be high even at the other dealership. | |
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Replying to: jldubb (Feb 14, 2006 11:41 am)
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I've put down a deposit and am waiting for an xB. The salesman has a Salsa Red in a manual transmission, but I want a lighter color. He only has automatics in light colors (Silver or White). Should I wait longer to get what I want or just take an automatic transmission. Is the gas mileage much better with a 5speed? I don't put many miles on a car, but want the best gas mileage possible. I expect to have this car for a long time and know the gas prices are going much higher in the coming years.
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| The automatic gets 1 mpg better, city or hwy, because it is geared to go lower rpms. The automatic is more relaxed and quieter on the interstate, but less peppy on acceleration. If you want the best mileage, consider the automatic, but also consider how long it will take 1 mpg to pay back $800. If you like the control and responsiveness and performance of the manual transmission, you won't be happy with the automatic. | |
| I would like to lease an xB for 36 months, probably with 15K miles per year. What have your experiences been with residual values and how options affect the residual value. Also what type of bank rates have you been able to get. TFS is not an authorized lender in NC, so I can't go through them. | |
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Looking to purchase a xB. Any suggestions on having a dealership / others install a cruise control? Local Toyota dealership in Mentor, Ohio wants $600 for an installed cruise control. Seems quite high, as other Toyota's models offer that as an option for $200 - $250!
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| is there traction control with a manual transmission, thanks | |
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| all xb's come with traction control regardless of transmission | |
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Hi everybody. just got a thundercloud box home today. here's how it happened. 1. saw-test drove-loved  2. ordered-manual with cruise- deposited $500 3. haggle free- decided on MSRP+doc fees (170)+registration charges for MI 4. asked dealer if cruise ($395) was dash-integrated-said yes 5. dealer got the car from another dealer in 2 weeks 6. cruise did not have dash-integration- asked dealer why  - dealer said he was mistaken- i asked for a $200 reduction from cruise- deal done- the car already had a full tank of gas as well 7. All in all a very good experience- i would recommend Dunning Scion in Ann Arbor (MI)- paid $15860 (out of the door) |
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