Misfits and Missteps – 2018 Wards 10 Best Interiors Nominees

Unsightly seat stitching in second row of Mitsubishi Outlander PHEV.

Poorly fitting B-pillar trim leaves large gap visible on Ford Expedition.

On other side of Ford Expedition, same poorly fitting B-pillar trim leaves large gap visible.

Seat piping on Hyundai Sonata needs straightening.

Sloppy front edge of headliner in Infiniti QX80.

Misfit panel trim in Nissan Leaf.

BMW X2 console door wouldn't close properly.

Buick Regal TourX console door wouldn't close properly.

Edge of driver's seat in Chevy Traverse High Country shows sloppy piping.

Misaligned seam mars instrument panel of Chevy Traverse High Country.

Headliner gap in Ford EcoSport large enough for fingers to fit.

Misfit trim makes for sharp edges above steering-wheel switches in Buick Regal TourX.

Exposed, sharp metal in front storage bin of Volvo XC40.

Infiniti QX80 is huge but lacking third-row legroom.

Buick Enclave Avenir needs head restraint for middle seat in third row.

Jeep Wrangler Rubicon with manual transmission has little room for left foot when not on clutch.

Audi RS3 has limited headroom in middle of second row.

Misfit pillar trim in Honda Odyssey.

Misfit pillar trim in Ford EcoSport.

Pins visible at ends of overhead grab handle in Alfa Romeo Stelvio.

Raising second-row seat of GMC Terrain takes muscle.

No second-row USB port in Honda Accord Touring model.

No second-row USB port in Honda Accord Touring model.