I'm coming up on 2500 miles and am very pleased so far. The windshield wiper issue is a pain. The manual suggests turning the wipers on and turning off the car while they are raised. A bit inconvenient.
I'd recommend reengineering the headlight switch. The manual suggests avoiding turning the xenon lights on and off to save wear. However, if the lights are on for driving at night, they go off while you turn the switch past parking, turn back on briefely while you pass through auto, and then they go off. Same issue turning them on if you don't want to leave them on auto. Auto just doesn't work well for driving under bridges, in tunnels, brightly lit parking lots, etc. Good idea but maybe move auto to the other end.
The MPG computer thing probably isn't too reliable either. It seems to function independent of your average MPG and is thus unreliable. If you drive hard and get less MPG, you could up empty earlier than empty. If you're gentle, you could have more miles than predicted. Hard to say how they compute that. You can test my logic by noting how many miles it says you can run on your fuel level. Reset your fuel consumption and coast down a hill to simulate an easy driver. The distance to empty will be the same as it was before the test. The number should change based on your actual average fuel economy so it is accurately reflected based on your particular driving style.
The center console is nice and large but I don't store a laptop in there. Much of it is wasted space. How about an optional pull out shelf, effectively giving it twice the storage area, albeit each one shallower. Similar to what it currently has but half as deep.
That's about all I can think of. Seems extremely well engineered otherwise. No rattles or squeeks. The "rear window only" down problem noted elsewhere is odd and annoying but is preventable by cracking a front window and limiting how far down the rear windows are. If you're unfamiliar with this, leave the front windows up and roll one or both rear windows down. Now drive above 30MPH.
I'll give 4 1/4 stars for engineering and 5 stars for all around sexiness.