If you could change one thing . . .

Don't know which of these is more important to me but they're all 'interior' related.Headroom is about the same as my Dad's '71 Impala was. Had to re-design the map-lights so they come on as the doors open...like 95% of the other vehicles on the road! Pedal placement or floor shape is probably the worst I've ever seen,uncomfortable for my 'messed up' ankle.Wife's Pilot's floor is shaped as it should be and pedals are spaced properly(for me) Yeah, I realize the Pilot is front drive so there will be more room but a less 'pointy' floor shape would sure help,again my ankle isn't "normal" so most of you won't be bothered by the floor-pedal issue.
 
I don't know if this would even be possible, but I would take the LS430 seats (most comfortable car seat I have EVER sat in) and put them in my 4Runner. Then I would be in absolute car heaven. Anyone who has sat in an LS430 knows what I'm talking about. They have a million different adjustments so you can make the seat completely comfortable. I could drive an LS430 from LA to NYC and back and never get uncomfortable.
 
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My top 3...

1) Lack of headroom: I'm 5-11" and with the factory moonroof, headroom is nonexistant. The drivers head ends up right on the edge of the moonroof track where the headliner is the lowest. If they had made the moonroof extend over just another 3" or 4" it would be a non-issue.

2) Lack of telescoping steering wheel. :bash: With the seat back far enough for my legs to be comfortable, the steering wheel is too far away and I have to hunch forward for my arms to be comfortable.

3) Angle of floor/angle of pedals. I don't know exactly what it is about the way the floor or pedals are placed but it tends to hurt my ankle/shin after a while. The placement makes my ankle (and sometimes shin too) hurt in stop and go driving.
 

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