It's plenty spacious (and even comfortable) for me, a 6'6" guy, which is really rare for a car that size. Also, I routinely get 40-42 mpg when driving outside of the city, and about 37 mpg in the city, which is outstanding. Note that I'm a pretty fast driver, making those numbers even more impressive. After 30k miles driven, it's still purring and I haven't had any real issues. As for downsides: the low-voltage battery died about 2.5 years in, which was probably a little quick. Also, it's probably a bit expensive for what the car provides. It's a completely basic car with a back-up camera, USB dongle, and a hybrid battery...so a 30k+ retail price feels a bit high.

This vehicle is the most technologically advanced machine I have ever operated. It uses a mix of gas and electric engines for power, and transitions seamlessly between the two. The absolute only thing I disliked was the interior paneling. The barriers of the front windshield are a tad thick, making full visibility a little difficult. It just takes a little getting used to.