Have had my Y for just over 2 weeks and absolutely love it. Even after reading all the horror stories and an overnight test drive, the car was just too much fun not to buy. At delivery I had a few issues and some that were not picked up until very recently. I got the usual "within spec" spiel from the DS. After showing him a couple of other Model Ys without some of those issues, the DS agreed to book a service appointment.
My service appointment was scheduled for today but has now been pushed back to Tuesday as they can't do the work required on a weekend, so here's a list of issues so far that need to be fixed:
Paint blemish on rear passenger door
Trunk gap with roof.
Passenger side rear door gap.
Scratched headliner on passenger side rear
Drivers side rocker panel loose near front wheel well
Passenger side door handle not flush
and.... discovered today the trunk strut bracket not screwed in correctly.
Seriously though, someone needs to give the QA team a kick up the back side with a pair of steel toe capped boots. While I hate to see people fired, it's time for Tesla to start employing folks who actually take pride in their work.
My service appointment was scheduled for today but has now been pushed back to Tuesday as they can't do the work required on a weekend, so here's a list of issues so far that need to be fixed:
Paint blemish on rear passenger door
Trunk gap with roof.
Passenger side rear door gap.
Scratched headliner on passenger side rear
Drivers side rocker panel loose near front wheel well
Passenger side door handle not flush
and.... discovered today the trunk strut bracket not screwed in correctly.
Seriously though, someone needs to give the QA team a kick up the back side with a pair of steel toe capped boots. While I hate to see people fired, it's time for Tesla to start employing folks who actually take pride in their work.