I just picked up my "new" CM All4...a new-to-me 2011 Oxford Green automatic with Polar Beige, Premium, Cold-Weather, Mini Connected with Navigation, and Sport. It was sold new on March 31 this year.
I had test-driven one other used 2011 and a new 2012, but those were classic dealership test-drives: three miles around the neighborhood with a one-exit highway dash.
My drive home today, however, was about 130 miles.

• I was surprisingly quite comfortable with the Goodyear RS-A runflats (on 18" wheels), although there can be some horrendous whining on grooved concrete road surfaces.
• I did note what felt like a momentary loss-of-contact with the road when unweighting a bit over rough sections.
• That wind noise really is a bit extreme. I was surprised by how fatiguing it can be after a while.
• I had no time with the owner's manual, but I found the navigation very intuitive, as was the radio. Unfortunately, the map didn't show my subdivision, which is seven years old now!
• I thought the seats were very comfortable, although it may take a bit of getting used to the headrest which wants to push my head a little further forward than I'm used to.
• I was a little frustrated with the 3pm sun shining through the driver's window and past the visor into my eyes. Then I just raised the seat height a bit, and voila, problem solved!
• I was very happy with the lack of squeaks and rattles on my 7600-mile vehicle.
• When I arrived home, both my 17-year old daughter and my wife said that they love the "bulldog" look!
• Overall, I'm very pleased.

Photos to come when I have some daylight (probably the weekend). And tomorrow we're supposed to get the first snow of the season!

 

Raising the headrest to maximum height helps for me and still provides protection. Adjusting the lumbar may also help.