Right now, holding down the couch. Yesterday, rode Haleakala. My wife is awesome and sags for me
Speaking of the sag wagon, random gripes about our '22 Highlander rental, which I think are just gripes about most new cars:
1) underpowered, but I'm assuming it has the smallest powerplant (I don't care enough to look)
2) even my wife commented the auto stop was slow to restart off the line and caused her to panic in heavy traffic
3) I feel Toyota's long been the worst about seat belt alarms but they've somehow taken it to the next level. Beyond truly obnoxious, and a real bummer they have it for rear passengers ‐‐ yeah yeah I know it's supposed to be about side curtain airbags or something. SAFETY! SAFETY! SAFETY!! <---- dog barks at car
4) safety nannies: I don't want lane assist, BSM or auto high beams. Granted, I was able to tone most of these down.
edit for #5: the manual shifter is backwards of "performance" setups like the 8sp ZF, so up is numerically higher while down is numerically lower. It makes sense
unless you've driven manuals IMO
I came to the belated realization it's just a minivan with a shorter roof line. Probably great for clueless soccer moms (but heaven help you if a kid unbuckles for 2 seconds), but I think I'd just slit my wrists if I had to drive this everyday. Truly an appliance like an uninspiring toaster oven -- although to be equivalent a toaster oven would have to have a loud alarm that sounds the entire time any surface is over 100*F
ANYWAY: