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I’m losing my mind then. My front door to my eye looks lighter (the last picture I posted)
U r not losing your mind. I see the difference but there can be many reasons for that. Check out the grayscale image belowI’m losing my mind then. My front door to my eye looks lighter (the last picture I posted)
What reasons? My car is at a detailer today for paint correction and ceramic coating. He said the paint was uniform throughout and no sign of any re spray etc. He said it was more than likely light “flop”.U r not losing your mind. I see the difference but there can be many reasons for that. Check out the grayscale image below
Good for you. I wish more people would push back like this. I will do the same thing if it happens to me when mine arrives, hopefully in the next few weeks.I attempted to take delivery from Irvine CA yesterday of a Red Long Range M3, however I rejected it for paint chips, now in line for another VIN/delivery. However, panel gaps looked acceptable but I am not paying $2000 extra for Red color and have it delivered with paint chips on the A pillar or anywhere else on the car. My first 2020 M3 Red LR had chips on the hood and I accepted it, but not again. A manager said that he can have the A pillar re-painted after I accept delivery. I find it ridiculous that Tesla service paints cars after they leave the factory.
I attempted to take delivery from Irvine CA yesterday of a Red Long Range M3, however I rejected it for paint chips, now in line for another VIN/delivery. However, panel gaps looked acceptable but I am not paying $2000 extra for Red color and have it delivered with paint chips on the A pillar or anywhere else on the car. My first 2020 M3 Red LR had chips on the hood and I accepted it, but not again. A manager said that he can have the A pillar re-painted after I accept delivery. I find it ridiculous that Tesla service paints cars after they leave the factory.
Take the picture from 3 different angles and post it here.What reasons? My car is at a detailer today for paint correction and ceramic coating. He said the paint was uniform throughout and no sign of any re spray etc. He said it was more than likely light “flop”.
Here’s what I have on my phone I can post more when I get it back from detailer.Take the picture from 3 different angles and post it here.
It’s much more apparent in cloudy conditions and like I said when I use tape on the door lines the illusion goes awayTake the picture from 3 different angles and post it here.
We all have different visual perception, particularly with colors at times. There was that meme of a dress where a lot of people saw black and blue versus white and gold of the same image. Even if you cover one eye, you may notice slightly different hues. Then factor in things like sun position, time of day, shadows, cloud positions, etc. In the end you have an awesome car. Hopefully you have gotten it to your liking. On my non-Tesla cars, I see the same stuff at times and even worse panel gaps on my Subaru that I would not have paid attention to before seeing this forum.It’s much more apparent in cloudy conditions and like I said when I use tape on the door lines the illusion goes away
There was that meme of a dress where a lot of people saw black and blue versus white and gold of the same image.
Houston service center put 2 scratches on my brand new Model 3. They admit this and this is how they respond. My steering wheel was tilted to right so that’s why I took it to service center. This problem has not been addressed and now I got my car back with scratches on the door. They seem to not care. What should I do? View attachment 750650
Yes but the way how they respond is not satisfactory. They will do touch up as a goodwill? They are the one who is scratching my car and why this is now goodwill? They also haven’t addressed my steering wheel issue. Do you think that I should write a letter to their headquarters? It’s a brand new car and I really did not enjoy taking it to a service center in its fist week also having more issues service center related now. Very disappointed.Well,
Since they will no longer respond to you in that text thread, you should do what they suggested and make another serivce appointment and ask for it to be addressed.
Yes but the way how they respond is not satisfactory. They will do touch up as a goodwill? They are the one who is scratching my car and why this is now goodwill? They also haven’t addressed my steering wheel issue. Do you think that I should write a letter to their headquarters? It’s a brand new car and I really did not enjoy taking it to a service center in its fist week also having more issues service center related now. Very disappointed.
Thank you. Very helpful.You can write a letter if you want to, but it wont do anything. Its not like I think that response is great (I dont). If it were me, however, I would ignore that response (as its likely a regular service writer), make the appointment for first available, then drive down there to talk to the service manager and show them that text.
I would also be VERY careful to NOT be all "guns blazing" when discussing it, because that will just get whatever manager you are talking to, to clam up. I would be "politely insistent" to a manager at the service center, like "Thanks for taking the time to meet with me, I got these scratches, they were not there, I understand they may appear minor but this is a new car for me, can you help me get this resolved?"
If you go in there with "I got this text message, this is UNACCEPTABLE!!!!~" you will get no where but whatever minimum they might have to do, and not even that.
I also wouldnt bother with any letter writing etc, as there isnt anyone who is going to care about any of that.
Im not saying "This is right" I am telling you what "IS" and making suggestions (note that I am not a tesla employee, and this is a tesla enthusiast site, not affiliated with tesla inc).