Is this within specifications?Sorry....but no way in hell would I accept that car at delivery.....
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Is this within specifications?Sorry....but no way in hell would I accept that car at delivery.....
need to be able to open picture up and look closer....re-submit or edit so we can make bigger and define what we are looking atIs this within specifications?View attachment 578396
This was a 24 hr demo trying to get us to buy a Y after our S lease was up. So what are acceptable gap openings? Obviously above was not it, but was funny for an $800/$10,000 add onIs this within specifications?View attachment 578396
Sorry, I could probably be a little clearer. When I say the issues will eventually be fixed I'm referring to what Tesla considers as issues which is why I strongly referenced the problems with their specs. New owners at delivery do not know what their specs are and you are left to your own opinion as to trust the delivery rep or not. Only options we have are to accept or reject delivery. Having only picked up one vehicle from them I was under the impression that they don't fix issues at delivery or give written promises either. Given your poor experience are you recommending something other than rejection? I would imagine that most delivered vehicles have some problems.
My main reason for the post was to offer a suggestion of professional delivery advisors that we would pay a premium for to help avoid problems like those that unfortunately have happened to you.
Ask them if you can bring it to one of their local approved body shops if they think it's something they can't handle. A real body shop will have no problems aligning doors....Car was essentially free of defects except doors seemed a bit too far inset at the bottoms leaving the rocker panels a cm. or so proud. I asked if this was “in spec” and they had a service adviser come out to check them. Super nice, helpful folks. They acknowledged the issue and gave me the option of a service visit but warned that realigning the doors is tricky to maintain panel gaps all around. I may decide just to live with this small issue.
Picked up my new Model Y Performance yesterday at Burbank service center. Car was essentially free of defects except doors seemed a bit too far inset at the bottoms leaving the rocker panels a cm. or so proud. I asked if this was “in spec” and they had a service adviser come out to check them. Super nice, helpful folks. They acknowledged the issue and gave me the option of a service visit but warned that realigning the doors is tricky to maintain panel gaps all around. I may decide just to live with this small issue.
Everything else checked out—tail light and charging door were fine and the paint flawless. I’m happy at the good experience.
I think what you are describing is similar to what already exists elsewhere in the motor trade as a Pre-delivery Inspection and is carried out by the dealership before delivery. The PDI report is provided to the consumer to evidence the checks which have already been carried out.
The checklist on this forum is very useful for Tesla deliveries and in an ideal world would be embraced by Tesla as their own PDI, but we all know how much chance there is of that happening.
Here is the one I think was uploaded earlier in this thread, it's made for a Model 3, but it will be good for a Model Y as well. I don't know who actually created it, but it's pretty useful...blissdancer said:Where is the check list on this forum? I’d really like to have it.,
Here is the one I think was uploaded earlier in this thread, it's made for a Model 3, but it will be good for a Model Y as well. I don't know who actually created it, but it's pretty useful...
the advice given in the original post, and all these countless posts about warranty work and bad QC, makes me think of the RV industry.
IMO, the issues, either way, will eventually get fixed. The bigger problem is what Tesla considers "within spec". It would be nice if they developed a new owner checklist and provided that at delivery which lists what to look for and what they consider for each item to be in spec. ....
Wow this is the detail I need. Thanks you so much.