I had a *much* better experience with my 2013. Admittedly, it's my own fault, but I had assumed that by upgrading to the "Titanium" trim I'd get all of the features. While I gained the garage door opener in the sun visor, the "mood lighting," and A/C seats, I lost BLIS, adaptive wipers, auto-park, and about 6 miles of EV range on a full charge (actual, not just what the dash used to say). I don't know why they changed up the dashboard so much, either... why get rid of the summary of how many EV/regen miles the car has gone? Why get rid of the estimated miles remaining on the battery indicator? I'd wait until there's a brand refresh, openair so that at least you'll get the better range that has to be coming on the next model (if they expect to have any competition at all with the new Tesla.