I liked the seats, but I was a little overwhelmed by the size of the (9-inch) touchscreen – I found that a bit too much for me.” However, Harold says, “To me, (the cockpit) wasn’t overwhelming in the sense of a lot of controls, and many of the car’s systems could be operated from that touchscreen.” At five-feet 11-inches, Harold says he also found it easy to enter the RAV4 and quicky found a good driving position. Of Harris’s first impression of the RAV4, she says, “I thought it looked zippy, and the wheels were a bit more aggressive looking.” Getting into the vehicle, Harris, who is five-feet three-inches tall, says, “Some vehicles I have to clamber up into, but this was easy to get seated and it was a good fit. Her Passport is the family’s utility vehicle and does get driven more than the Audi.
The Passport was purchased with the intention of towing a travel trailer, but the RV hasn’t yet materialized. In their driveway, Harold has a 2013 Audi S4 while Harris has a 2020 Honda Passport.
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