My car won't start. The battery seems to be working fine ...

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So it does the same thing with a new battery Then Its likley a failed starter its not a alternator issue.. I would have the starter replaced

Could it possibly be the battery terminals or battery cable that may need to be replaced? I had to replace the starter in my old car but the alarm never went off which would be signifying a low battery right?

it could be verify good connections on the battery cables and verify a good battery charge

Could you list any other possibilities that you think it may be if when I put the key in the ignition lights and everything works but when I turn the key there is one click and everything turns off like the battery is dead.

catter cable or bad ground weak or failed battery bad starter or a seized [engine](/topics-engine-toyota/)

Awesome. Thanks so much.

You're welcome best of luck