It’s a bit busy once you go to “Interior Features” as there are lots of options to pick from: $50 Smoker’s Pack, $1,075 three-zone climate control, $75 air quality sensor, $100 cabin air ionization, and a $100 cargo partition net. In the “Exterior Features” we only find the $250 orange recovery hooks and a $630 front undershield. There’s also a Basic Rear Seat Convenience Pack ($139) with a hook and a hanger, along with a Premium Interior Protection/Storage Pack ($699) with the following items: deep-sided rubber mats, cargo rubber mat, cargo carrier, cargo net, and a sunshade. The “Options” section of the configurator starts off with several packages: Towing Pack ($895) with a tow hitch receiver and Advanced Tow Assist system, Comfort and Convenience Pack ($300) adding a front center console refrigerator compartment, and the Cold Climate Pack ($700) encompassing heated windshield and washer jets, along with headlight washers, and a heated steering wheel. An additional $400 will get you climate control settings for the rear seats. Inside, the standard five-seat arrangement has been swapped out for a more practical 5+2 layout available for an extra $1,700.
The Pangea Green paint scheme we’ve decided to go with for our lead image has been combined with a $3,800 satin protective film and 22-inch five-spoke glossy silver wheels adding a further $2,000 to the final bill.
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