Jeff Harris 
2015 Toyota RAV4 SUV LE 4dr SUV (2.5L 4cyl 6A)
Now Bigger  Squintier with Less Head and Leg Room
 I took my beloved 2006 RAV in for its 120,000 mile maintenance. and drove a new 2015 Rav 4 for the day.I first noticed unfortunate design changes while attempting to get in the car. The seat was higher. The roof lower, and the steering wheel moved less. Anyone over 6 feet tall will not be comfortable getting in and out of the drivers seat of the '15 Rav 4.  That's a shame because the ample headroom and easy entry was one of the reasons I bought the '06 Rav 4.Visibility from the drivers seat , which wasn't ideal in my 2006 Rav4,  was even further from ideal in the '15. The ribbon windows in my '06 model have become mere  slits in the '15. No backup camera is  a risky thing in the Rav 4; I had one installed after reportedly backing into objects hidden from view.  The '15 has even less view of what is behind it.Clearly, tiny fashionistas with an obsession with squinty windows and headlights have taken control of design and the car suffers from it.The only improvement I detected was a decrease in road noise.