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Illustrations by Julien Posture

A look at how little things make a big difference.

Illustrations by Julien Posture
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It’s a simple fact that discerning drivers know well:

Details matter.

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One tiny feature can make or break an experience behind the wheel.

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1

Cupholders

Take cupholders.

25% of car shoppers say they would switch to a different car brand if it offered a better spot for their favorite beverage.

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2

Heated Seats

For some drivers, a little extra heat makes all the difference.

66% of drivers say heated seats are the number one feature they most want in their next car. Blind-spot monitoring is number two.

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3

Wheels

Or consider wheel diameter.

With 21-inch wheels, the Platinum grade Toyota Crown stands a cut above other sedans, elevating it into an entirely distinct niche in the auto market.

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Seemingly small details don’t just define how we drive—they make us who we are.

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4

Goldilocks Zone

Life on Earth is possible because our planet is located in the Goldilocks Zone, the distance from a star that creates the perfect conditions for life.

Only 0.89% of the confirmed 1,780 planets beyond our solar system meet the mark.

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5

DNA

Humans and chimps share almost all the same DNA.

A mere 1.2% difference in genetic code separates our species from our closest living relatives.

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6

Identity

Your own identity emerges out of an even smaller margin.

Human beings are 99.9% identical in their genetic makeup. That 0.1% is what makes you, well, you.

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It just goes to show: Sometimes, it’s worth sweating the small stuff.

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