Interesting to see all the responses. I honestly don't have problems with the seats, cheap interior, cabin noise, but i think I come from a different perspective. My prior cars have been used - like really used - and cheap (hundayi elantras, pontiac vibe, chevy nova - not the cool kind, etc.). My Nissan Leaf was my first new car, and my wife's chevy volt hers. To us, those were INSANELY premium cars. Like wow premium and mine even had cloth seats! Never own nor drove lexuses, bmws, Mercedes, etc. My wife did own an used audi tt - but it was more of a fun little sports car that was fairly old and didn't even have bluetooth or other standard amenities when we purchased it.
That said birds eye came a close second. I like the newer type safety features (I consider this one) and it would have been nice to have. But my biggest gripe: Navigation---UGGGHHH. As an extremely tech savy person it just KILLS me with the navigation algorithm on the car. Its just plain bad even with access to traffic data. Google Navigation, Waves, etc are so superior in routing and time savings. I actually just use my phones navigation instead (and when will they allow app mirror or at least android auto/apple car!!). Honestly Tesla should just give up on this one (mostly) and allow the experienced people to do their navigation. The only highlight is accounting for superchargers on road trips. But even that is a bit klunky (no return trips to fact, no destination charging to add).
