America's icon returns with a gallop

The trouble with the interior begins at the top – with a cheap fuzzy headliner and floppy sun visors. It gets worse in the front, where a multitude of plastics and grains converge into a mishmash at the center panel. There’s beige, with grain, and beige without, and black – all meeting together at the center of the car. There is too much hard plastic, not enough with a tactile feel, and some of the accents won't last. The 1-5 gear indicator on the shifter, for example, is not notched into the top -- just ink that will likely soon fade away. There is also a small amount of glare from the front window, and passengers feel as though they are riding in a pit. Overall, the execution could be better here, and it brings the driver back to reality – this is, after all, a $20,000 car.