Yes, I understand that. The question was whether this is something often-encountered with newly-delivered Model 3s.
Speaking of this, I've had my first Tesla service interaction with a relatively standoffish service advisor who seemed to do his best to act dumb and show the classic air of "never heard of such an issue". He said I'd need to take a test drive with a tech and show them that the car's out of alignment and that they'll check if my body panel alignment issues are "within spec". It took some restraint on my part to explain, as gently as I could, that verifying alignment is a pretty well known procedure that doesn't require my assistance and that the panel gaps that I need adjusted will be "in spec" as soon as they're freakin' even. Am I being unreasonable?
Quite the contrast from the enthusiastic and very helpful delivery people. A bit disappointing so far.