Width
Ya get used to it. True, at least for my wife and I (wife being the primary driver) found the width just a tiny bit daunting at first, realized it was in fact just an adjustment that had to be made. Now it is a non issue and in fact viewed as a distinct advantage over the X-5's and RX's we were first looking at. Example, just yesterday I was coming down Clayton Street in the Haight and there was several slower autos that insisted on driving down very very slowly (looking for spaces), double parked, and just plain stupid. I listened to my instincts and used my mirrors and zigged and zagged out of it. The X proved to be just as quick, and athlectic as my old '84 RX-7 GSL-SE in congested NARROW, SF traffic. Width? Not an issue IMHOP.
Ya get used to it. True, at least for my wife and I (wife being the primary driver) found the width just a tiny bit daunting at first, realized it was in fact just an adjustment that had to be made. Now it is a non issue and in fact viewed as a distinct advantage over the X-5's and RX's we were first looking at. Example, just yesterday I was coming down Clayton Street in the Haight and there was several slower autos that insisted on driving down very very slowly (looking for spaces), double parked, and just plain stupid. I listened to my instincts and used my mirrors and zigged and zagged out of it. The X proved to be just as quick, and athlectic as my old '84 RX-7 GSL-SE in congested NARROW, SF traffic. Width? Not an issue IMHOP.
