Recent content by GFORCED

Nah, the delivery specialist changed during the process as well. It was a little stressful for a couple days cause I sold my 7 Series to a cash buyer and didn't have a car! Anyway, the first guy I could tell was an amateur and I had read people on here with high 600 credit score getting deals...

I just had my windshield replaced and they damaged the headliner - but replaced it. They did send it out for replacement though to a Tesla certified shop.

My car was delivered today after about a week at the body shop. New paint on hood, new windshield, and new alcantara headliner. They didn't replace headlights (easy fix) or paint front bumper, but not a big deal. Also, they didn't fix scuffs in seat but I used a paint marker when I got home and...

I was given an internal document with the promise that I would only pass it on to owners that had an issue. So, if you have an issue in the future, let me know. ;-)

I had a similar, strange experience with them. Got the loan approved and all info sent over, then suddenly the rep said it was denied. I have a 780 score and make enough money for a Tesla. I was upset so waited over the weekend and called back. Another rep takes over, gets approval, and said...

If your hood or any body panel has more than 10 chips, they should repaint according to policy.

They seem to move them very quick and the pricing is fair. I looked at used Model S's from local dealerships and my CPO car with same mileage and options was 3 to 4K cheaper.

I sent you a PM regarding this.

I started a thread like this when my car was delivered with pitted glass and sand damaged front bumper and hood. Luckily, I caught it in the showroom upon delivery and pointed out. The staff had obviously never seen this type of damage before and were befuddled. But, it is Tesla policy to fix...

Glad to hear you had a great experience. My car was like new except for a few minor dings that Tesla has agreed to fix. ;-)

I agree JeffreyY. I've had MB S Class, CLS, Maserati Quattroporte, BMW 7 Series, and the Tesla is my fave.

You can check KBB.com and get an idea what one is worth without CPO. If you get the carfax, it will have a calculator available to estimate current value. Mine is valued at 3K more than I paid, plus I have a CPO warranty.

Congrats! Nice car.

I'm guessing my experience was a rare occurrence and Tesla will make it right. How they missed this stuff is beyond me, but when they repair all damage to CPO standard, they have shown good customer service.

My Tesla coordinator called today to inform me they will fix the issues. I was expecting to drop off today but they have no loaners until 9/22 and it may take 2 to 3 weeks. Still holding out for the 21s.