I'm scheduled to take delivery on my S long range this coming Thursday. I stopped by my delivery center today to verify some final payment information. The girl that helped me out asked if I would like to take a look at the vehicle prior to my delivery date since it was in the lot...of course I said yes! I was informed that the vehicle was extremely dirty since it has not been detailed yet...and it was. As she pulled the vehicle up I immediately noticed something over the rear drivers side wheel well. I thought it might have been some type of adhesive but after closer inspection it was actually a paint/clear coat run. The white interior was covered with greasy hand prints, especially the drivers seat. I'm not sure why a newly delivered vehicle has such a dirty interior. There were a bunch of other issues (panel gaps, interior fitting issues, etc) but my real question is this. I opened up the trunk and right next to the tail lights the paint was horrendous looking! It was on both the left and right side of the rearI attached a pic of what I'm talking about. Is this normal for the model s? Please inform...thanks!
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2022 Tesla S refreshed questions...is this normal? Need input from current owners
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Unfortunately that's likely within spec for Tesla. I have a similar flaw where the taillights and trunk meet mostly due to the light and trunk edge not lining up cleanly. I've learned to accept it ..
I have that on mine too and the other S on the lot had the same issue, some worst than others. I think you're better off using touchup paint the service center said there's nothing they can do and likely to cause even more damage.
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