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Agree on ALL of this! My 2016 was so easy to ‘slide’ out.I'm a bit dissapointed by a couple of things with my new 25 Limited hyrbid -
1) The tight fit and lack of leg room in the rear seat.2) It's somewhat difficult getting and out from both the front and rear seat.3) The factory installed running board extend a bit too far. Just sliding out, your the baord rubs the back of your calf.4) No overhead grab bars in the rear, (I mentioned this once before).5) my neighbor mentioned the passager seat is a bit clostraphobic - he had to move the seat forward so his wife had a place to put her legs.I dunno... I guess this is what happen when you buy a NEW vehicle that you have never seen or test drove it. It's my own fault.
Should'a bought a Land Cruiser Jonny.I'm a bit dissapointed by a couple of things with my new 25 Limited hyrbid -
1) The tight fit and lack of leg room in the rear seat.2) It's somewhat difficult getting and out from both the front and rear seat.3) The factory installed running board extend a bit too far. Just sliding out, your the baord rubs the back of your calf.4) No overhead grab bars in the rear, (I mentioned this once before).5) my neighbor mentioned the passager seat is a bit clostraphobic - he had to move the seat forward so his wife had a place to put her legs.I dunno... I guess this is what happen when you buy a NEW vehicle that you have never seen or test drove it. It's my own fault.
Actually I looked at the LC and the number one complaint from me and my wife was hitting our legs getting out of it.Should'a bought a Land Cruiser Jonny.
Hit them on what? The running board?Actually I looked at the LC and the number one complaint from me and my wife was hitting our legs getting out of it.
after 7k miles driving mine....I'm a bit dissapointed by a couple of things with my new 25 Limited hyrbid -
1) The tight fit and lack of leg room in the rear seat.2) It's somewhat difficult getting and out from both the front and rear seat.3) The factory installed running board extend a bit too far. Just sliding out, your the baord rubs the back of your calf.4) No overhead grab bars in the rear, (I mentioned this once before).5) my neighbor mentioned the passager seat is a bit clostraphobic - he had to move the seat forward so his wife had a place to put her legs.I dunno... I guess this is what happen when you buy a NEW vehicle that you have never seen or test drove it. It's my own fault.
Nah. The steps suck. I could step in and out pretty easily if it weren't for the steps. They stick out just far enough to make it awkward and my calf hits. Actually using the step is an option, but if I step on it, I'm waaaaay too high to actually sit down easily. It's really just the wrong height. I'm 5'11" tall, the steps are made for people shorter than me I guess.after 7k miles driving mine....
1. Never been in the back seat I drive... kids don't mind it nor the adults that have ridden
2. Difficult to get out? If your disabled you may need a different type of vechile
3. What?????????? are you sliding out like a molten lava? if the step is there to get into it, maybe its there to get out as well....
4. Who care about the back seat people
5. F your neighbor
Whiskey Tango Foxtrot?So disappointed. I have the TRD Sport Premium with the Softex seats. While eating donut with sprinkles on it the other day, a sprinkle fell from the donut and landed on the seat and the sprinkle fits perfectly in the perforated hole in the Softek seat. Its wedged in there and isn't coming out anytime soon as far as I can tell. Toyota dropped the ball on the hole size in my opinion. Slightly smaller and the sprinkle would have been easily cleaned from the seat. arrrhggghhh.