2010 "Sport" package question

[WeeYari]

The approach many take, and will actually slam 'S' owners, is to buy the lesser model and mod it up. To some people, the fact that the 'S' comes with nicer interior fabrics, and more bolstered seats is enough to justify the cost. These details cannot be easily addressed if buying a lower trim model and optioning up, or aftermarket modding.

[DruDog]

Originally Posted by CtrlAltDefeat

I looked at the S edition, but found it lacking... Dealers in my neighborhood looked at me like I grew a second head when I asked about it. Seems like Toyota does not offer it in most areas. IMHO, it's not worth it. You get an upgraded stereo, trd springs (i think a trd sway bar) heavy 17" alloys, a few other tweaks and a (ugly IMHO) body kit. Not really worth it, to get a car that looks like every one else's S edition. I say, get the standard and use the extra money to buy custom stuff to make it your own/better then the standard s

Originally Posted by WeeYari

The approach many take, and will actually slam 'S' owners, is to buy the lesser model and mod it up. To some people, the fact that the 'S' comes with nicer interior fabrics, and more bolstered seats is enough to justify the cost. These details cannot be easily addressed if buying a lower trim model and optioning up, or aftermarket modding.

excellent points.

I am more than likely going to go that route.

Optioning up - the way I want to spend that $3k sounds like the way to go.