Do you like this car interior/dash?

[AAA]

[Mac1337]

Looks like our Aura.

[Thrift Store Scott]

It's nice to see a car interior that doesn't look like it was photographed in black&white when it's actually a full-color image.

Minor nit-picks:
The instrument cluster seems a bit "busy" and over-styled, and I wonder how many reflections are generated at night off those nacelles in which the instruments are mounted.
The HVAC controls are mounted a bit lower than I like on the center pod, plus they seem to bit a bit spread out.

Otherwise, it looks okay to me.

[jdc]

the crappy blue LCD dash display gives the maker away, they have been using the same thing since 1984

i dont like the HVAC locations either, too far away from the driver -- and you change HVAC multiple times per day -- radio is on the wheel...

[blusubaru]

Yes, I like it, but I've seen the spoiler.

[AAA]

jdc wrote:
the crappy blue LCD dash display gives the maker away, they have been using the same thing since 1984

I am sure it is not a display that has been sold in the USA since 1984. Have any proof of your claim?

[Sam3]

It looks too busy and not very ergonomic to me. Kind of what Microsoft tries to do when copying and "improving" on Apple.

[Racer X]

looks like the dash was designed by a gamer PC modder.

[Lee3]

I don't like it when the gauges are down in binnacles. I like it when you can look at them all in a glance. The AC controls are too complex. I rented a Nissan Sentra and it had easy to use controls.

[Ted King]

When it comes to style alone I can understand how some people would like the look of that dash, even though to me it's way too garish. But, maybe because I'm old-school about driving, I don't get having an automatic transmission in a "sporty" car. Real men drive sports cars with stick shifts. Okay, that may be a bit hyperbolic but you gotta admit that having a tach in an automatic is almost entirely about looks and not much at all about function. Even with my stick shift Miata, I only use the tach occasionally.