Albeeno, I don't think it sucks, but it doesn't seem vastly different from the Challenger/Charger interior. I think the new owner ship of Chrysler understands market driven dynamics of the automotive industry and aren't ascribing themselves to Henry Ford's marketing principles "They can have any color as long as it's black". I think they'll heed the feedback address deficiencies and perfect their offering.

Remember; before Ford restyled the sadly Toyota looking mustang back to the 60's it was kind of, imnsho, kind of vapid and blasé. For first gen and working with the constraints they are, I'd say they've knocked it out of the park. Hopefully, this hit, brings commitment and acts impetus to drive innovation and evolution.

I think this is a defining point in the history of the company and I hope they understand and appreciate the gravity. Why not gamble big and go BIG and put out some real scorchers (style, comfort, quality and most importantly performance).