DSkippy

Albeeno makes a great point about the interior being as, if not more important, than the exterior. Remember this is where the majority of the interaction and automotive experience will happen (unless of course if you're that Kiwi stunt woman/actress in Death Proof and your writhing around AND I KNOW NONE OF US WILL LOOK GOOD DOING THAT) so w/ that said the Toyota Marketing Heavy they just purchased indicated his commitment to improve the interiors both in materials and design. I have no doubt they will not succeed in this very important product launch. Everything is going to be right on this puppy, their Corporate future is at stake....again, it will be test marketed, piloted, feed back honed to a razor sharp instrument of automotive sell-ability perfection.

Hopefully it will also be not a heavily service orientated vehicle. Better to enjoy the car on the road as opposed to in the shop!