It's big. It's innovative. And the materials feel cheaper than they should. In that way, the inside disappoints, but Toyota makes up for it with one of the biggest cabins available, full of some of the most innovative items inside. All controls feel one size bigger, something workers might appreciate more than commuters. The size translates into room as well: leg room and hip room are what you'd expect up front, but the back seat offers a tremendous amount of usable space. Innovation is also in plentiful supply, with a split glovebox and a center console that redefines the meaning of “work truck,” doubling as a file cabinet, laptop holder and charger. There are also lockable bins under seats and in back.