[ToyoForLife]

It may look a bit too busy with so many colors in one cabin. Not too bad in the renderings, but in real life that's a lot of orange/blue/black and whatever color they decide to throw in there. I'd prefer to see most of the interior in black with orange accents.

I'm sure most owners will be able to figure out where all the storage bins are after owning one for a while.

 

[ToyoForLife]

Accidentally posted this in the wrong thread, but here it is:

Base trims are pretty lackluster these days, but I would go for the higher trim if the price difference is reasonable. Around $2,000 difference to get what I want is fine with me. Probably get some heated seats with better upholstery.

 

[ToyoForLife]

With how quickly the industry is advancing, that's no surprise and seeing large infotainment screens as standard is still amazing to see IMO. That used to be the premium offering. Some things I can do without, like special sound systems, satellite radio, etc. But they aren't needed.

No matter the trim, the TJ Cruiser will come with the new color coded interior as that's built into the design. The same would apply for the different floor sections too.

 

[ToyoForLife]

Not everyone will have a tablet or surface laptop, mobile phones are more widespread so that's probably why the TJ Cruiser will cater to. Though that does sound like an interesting proposition years down the road when everyone has a tablet. A lot of infotainment screens are already that large and designers are moving towards even more screen space like a tablet.

 

[ToyoForLife]

That would take a lot of skill to make the integration look seamless. I'd be happy with whatever Toyota provides, though I'm hoping for a 7-8 inch infotainment screen that's touch operated along with using the selection dial.