 We liked the exterior looks of this car, but lack of power and small interior made this is no-go for us.  The front passenger seating required that knees practically be touching the dashboard.  I floored it at a green light, and no one could tell - it just gently accelerated up to speed - I would hate to think about trying to pass someone on the freeway or going up a steep hill.  Blind spots due to large pillars to the left and right of rear window, but Toyota Safety Sense standard is nice, though this car has the pared-down version for smaller vehicles, not the full-featured version like the RAV4, Camry, etc.  We wound up purchasing a RAV4 instead - more power, more room, more features, etc.  But don't expect to use Toyota's telenav through your smartphone - it's worse than using a printed out map - my 2002 Lexus GPS ran circles around it.  Come on Toyota, admit your mistake, dump telenav, and go with Android Auto and Apple Car Play like everyone else has figured out, or do you want to lose hundreds of thousands of car sales?