I like the way it looks, inside and out. It handles well for its price class and has held up extremely well over the nine years I've had it. It's very dependable and hasn't needed and major repairs. I do wish they had picked a different material for the front dash as it picks up fingerprints and other marks very easily and they take more work to clean off than they should. It's roomy for its size and the seats are reasonable comfortable. Tall people might wish the driver's seat could be set back further and aren't going to appreciate the low ceiling in the back.

The future: available now. At least, that's what the advertisements say about the 2017 Toyota Mirai, a hydrogen fuel-cell vehicle that, in many ways, drives like an EV, refuels as quickly as a regular old gasoline car and emits nothing but water. It also looks futuristic, if a bit garish, and comes packed with the latest infotainment gadgets and safety gizmos