I just took delivery of my Model 3 SR black/black w/ AP this weekend. There is no delivery or service center close to where I live, so I had to get the car delivered to me. The car is a dream to drive, but I'm not happy with the finish on the paint and there are pieces of trim on the interior that protrude.
Since I live 7 hours away from a service center, I'm not enthused about the prospect of taking the car over there to have them fix the issues it has. I am considering rejecting this car and asking to be matched with another one, however I am wondering how Tesla matches people who reject their vehicle. Is their vehicle match "pool" other rejected vehicles? I am concerned that I will receive a car that another person rejected that might have issues more severe than mine.
Can anyone with experience with the rejection process chime in on how it went for them? Were they issued a new vehicle or was it a rejected/showroom vehicle that Tesla refurbished?
Thanks in advance.
Since I live 7 hours away from a service center, I'm not enthused about the prospect of taking the car over there to have them fix the issues it has. I am considering rejecting this car and asking to be matched with another one, however I am wondering how Tesla matches people who reject their vehicle. Is their vehicle match "pool" other rejected vehicles? I am concerned that I will receive a car that another person rejected that might have issues more severe than mine.
Can anyone with experience with the rejection process chime in on how it went for them? Were they issued a new vehicle or was it a rejected/showroom vehicle that Tesla refurbished?
Thanks in advance.