 This car is victim to three factors:  1)  Nissan design, 2) Poor manufacturing QC and 3) Poor dealer networks.Fit and finish issues all over.  Locations of things (like 12V power, USB) are poor and subject the connections to accidental contact and they're far away from the dash.  Just really bad engineering as if the designers take the bus to work or maybe their mommies still drive them to work...  Either way, bad design.  No intuition.The car could have been a Honda Fit/Toyota Yaris-killer but they just don't take the extra few moments to do it right.Initial quality has been the worst of any vehicle I've ever purchased.  Considering I've been buying new cars for 30 years, that's pretty sad.$15k out the door in California wasn't bad.I don't mind the cheapest possible materials used in the cabin, the poor storage, connections and horrible driver's seat design, along with a non-telescoping steering wheel, make it a hard to live with car.  I hope my 5'8" kid will like it when it's handed down.