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Highest production VIN in the wild

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Looks like an 85,000 VIN here:

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It's created paranoia if anything. Unless your VIN is less than 2000, I wouldn't worry about it.

I’ve seen a number of videos on YouTube with horrible paint issue (poor coverage, chips on doors, etc). It’s disappointing that Tesla would present vehicles to future owners like that. Not a good representation of a product in my opinion. It might be rare but I still wouldn’t do it.
 
I reserved in Apr 1 2016, Configured on Aug 15th 2018, Tesla delivery advisor sent me an email yesterday with a VIN 49XXX, when I asked him when was the car rolled out of factory, he told me around 10 days ago, is that true ? in 10 days they came up to 74XXX ?

you'll know by the build date on the driver door jamb label. If it says mfg date 8/18 then yes the car was made then, if it says something from three months ago you have to start asking questions.
 
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I agree... its just that I want to make sure they have fixed the issues that were reported by customer's these 6 months, for ex: there was an Incident where two model 3's lost the bumper after a heavy rain.

I'm not sure I would call losing the bumper cover while driving through greater than a foot of water "after heavy rain". Bad things tend to happen to cars when you start fording deep water. That isn't unique to Model 3s.