You won't be disappointed however...
The good things about the car are really good. The ride is pretty smooth. The styling is unbelievable for a $28k vehicle. Very good gas mileage (I get about 490 miles to the tank driving in Eco). No more driving on a computer screen or using buttons to shift. A real shifting paddle that works pretty well. Love the ease of use in the app (although it is a little slow-maybe an update is coming). There are a few design flaws that's really annoying. The AC vents are in a weird location. It's hard to get the driver side vent adjusted. It points directly at the steering wheel and misses me completely. The drive train keeps changing when I put my arm on the arm rest. The cruise control and volume functions are on the opposite side (most cars have the volume on the left side). There is a lack of overall storage in the car, but not in the trunk (better than you think for a small SUV). The trunk cover is really unnecessary and the retractable mechanism takes up too much space. It would actually be better if it was a hard, removable cover than the retractable one, or none at all. That stupid "Take a coffee break" message keeps popping up after 5 miles of driving. The display has too much information and it's just too technical to read and understand. The manual is not much better either. Isn't there a video for that? When changing from Eco to Sport, there is a very hard shift. Overall, I still believe it is worth the money for this SUV. The pros outweigh the cons.