Fuel Gauge, Window Noise, and Interior Comfort/Design Flaws

What happens here

Continuing with dislikes, the reviewer points out the inaccurate fuel gauge, which shows 'empty' with four gallons remaining, potentially leading to unnecessary fuel stops. He then mentions an issue with the window rubber flapping loudly at speeds over 70 mph, which he had to temporarily fix with packing tape, calling it unacceptable for a $50,000 vehicle. The video transitions to discussing interior comfort, praising the spaciousness and comfortable seats suitable for long drives, especially for himself (6'5") and his wife (5'2"). However, he notes that a metal bar under the passenger seat causes discomfort for his wife's leg. He also regrets not getting the high-top version of the van for more interior space and emphasizes the necessity of the rear air conditioning for large vans.

Goal: Highlight specific design flaws related to the fuel gauge, exterior noise, and interior seating/space.