Recent content by stove77

Fair enough. Thanks

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I could leave with the swirl marks but I don’t want to be charged for it at the end of the lease when it was a problem I did not cause.

It is not 170 but 176xxx

It is because the car was handed with swirl marks and was not clean. Tesla said they will sort it out. But they have not. I wouldn’t mind paying to sort it out but when they claimed the car was repainted when it clearly hasn’t been, is simply not good enough. Tesla SC even acknowledged the marks...

VIN is LRW 3F7xxx

thanks for your help. I am leasing directly from Tesla under contract hire

I have motor legal cover with my car insurance and not sure that covers it

The car is a lease hence why I didn’t want to get PPF as I thought they cost in the thousands. I have shown the car to some professional detailers (via pics) and have said it is bad but fixable. Also they agreed to do a report in person on the issues of the paint. As Tesla are adamant it’s...

Background: Collected the car in March. It was rainy and gloomy day so did not notice the swirl marks/scratches initially. Only noticed wing mirror had a scruff and the exterior of the car was not clean. (Muddy, dust etc.) The next day it was sunny. Noticed the marks all over the car...

No I have not washed the car as I wanted the issue rectified properly before washing it.

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I collected my red M3 last month. I noticed there were swirl marks etc on the car but was told to log it on the app and SC will sort it out. That’s marks are highly visible in the sun. The first time I took it to SC, they did a machine polish. I collected the car and couldn’t tell immediately...

The scratches are very deep

Based in London. Car ownership less than 1 month. The front bumper is scratched and scraped (no dents). Approximately how much would it cost to replace the front bumper?