hahaha apparently you never owned GM cars? huh?...and yet the 'Tesla experience' is routinely worse than the GM one.
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hahaha apparently you never owned GM cars? huh?...and yet the 'Tesla experience' is routinely worse than the GM one.
So, how many Tesla owners come here on this forum and complain out of all sold/delivered Tesla cars world wide? In fact, this population of small group number is negligible, meaning people who are happy with their cars don't come to this forum and complain, which is the majority.I think people need to turn that around - maybe the fact that we keep seeing these complaints over and over again isn't about the people making the complaints but about Tesla. The question I have is why do some people feel compelled to defend Tesla in cases like this and bash the people making complaints?
Turn it around!?!?! ... #1 rule of fight club is it's never Tesla's fault or issue to fixI think people need to turn that around - maybe the fact that we keep seeing these complaints over and over again isn't about the people making the complaints but about Tesla. The question I have is why do some people feel compelled to defend Tesla in cases like this and bash the people making complaints?
No, based on the description, the presence of cobwebs, etc. Or we could say that based on nothing you assume the best?so, based on nothing, you just assume the situation, you just decide this is the worst thing that happens all the time.....hmmm...
someone pointed out that the ding is actually the reflection of the other car next to it.
It will be better for your health if you just don't jump the gun whenever you see any defect on Tesla cars.
That’s not the white tesla bumper. Fyi. Lol
Looks like the seal around the headlight leaks (ironically, it probably got the moisture inside when they washed the car before delivery!) The real question is how did the dealer deal with the issue?
No, based on the description, the presence of cobwebs, etc. Or we could say that based on nothing you assume the best?
let me be more specific. I guess "based on nothing" was not accurate. My apologies. Without seeing the picture or being the first person who experienced that situation, you just don't know. Every human is different and their level of dirtiness is different.
Again, my apologies for not reading the whole post. Again, as I mentioned millions of times, those minor issues are not just Tesla and it doesn't happen all the time with Tesla either. As I mentioned again and again, these posts here on this forum are negligible numbers when compared to the total number of car sold. How do you know if every single Tesla cars have these issues or every single interaction with the Tesla service is all miserable and hassle and out of common sense?No, they pointed out the ding was not the reflection in the car next to it. Please read more carefully.
Just like everything in this world, nothing is perfect. this one incident regarding this specific OP's experience doesn't apply to other millions of other Tesla owners experience,.And can you please explain why anyone should expect the 'Tesla Experience' to be a dirty car, disorganized delivery, damaged seats, door dings, misaligned doors and panel that the service center tries to pass off as 'within spec,' etc.
Again, you automatically assume that Tesla intentionally did not fix the ding/issue even though they knew the issue during their PDI. How do you know. Can you bet your life on it? Any recording or evidence to back your "theory"?If the service center had said "we just noticed that door ding - we can either schedule an appointment to have it fixed or get our dent repair service to fix it before you take delivery" then I'd say they were doing a good job. Forcing someone to accept a delivery of a damaged car? No. Unacceptable.
Sorry so absolutely confusing. Your experience was great at delivery and they were so nice yet you continue to say they didn’t prepare issues and the ones they did were worse. Mind melt. lolto clarify my experience with delivery day. Both my Y experience was great. The workers at the Daly City Colma center was so nice. Even going with 3 of my buddies on their delivery day, the workers there are so nice too. The problem is not the workers there, its the factory QC issues. Delivering their cars to the delivery center and letting the workers deal with getting the car clean up and ready. And the issue with upper management "policy". Just accept the car and let the service center deal with all the issues.
My LR was a 2020 so it had some very minor panel gap issues. Since it was my first Tesla, I wanted to be perfect. The SC actually made it worst. My 2022 MYP had a headlight alignment...F it. Im not bringing it up and get it back with more issues. Everything else on the car was great.
Sorry so absolutely confusing. Your experience was great at delivery and they were so nice yet you continue to say they didn’t prepare issues and the ones they did were worse. Mind melt. lol
One thing to note on the dirty/dusty dashboard. I noticed that MY/M3 dashboard can collect dust really quick. I washed the car inside and out spotless yesterday and let the door open to dry. After about 20 minutes, I noticed very noticeable amount of dust all over the dashboard. It was windy day and the way the dashboard and windshield designed can catch the kicked up dirt/dust fairly easily.
OP reported spider webs in the car... does it sound like it was cleaned that day and the dash just got dusty in the few hours between detailing and pick up to you? Who is making the assumption here?so, based on nothing, you just assume the situation, you just decide this is the worst thing that happens all the time.....hmmm...
wait until the service center fixes the dent and return it broken door panel clips....and yet the 'Tesla experience' is routinely worse than the GM one.
Thanks for the tip. I've actually had good service from the Minneapolis (actually Eden Prarie) and Rogers. I've only had 2 visits; once to fix the driver's power seat and the other was to replace the heat pump. My delivery was brief, but it was summer of 2020 and everyone was avoiding everyone so it's all I expected and could expect at the time and there were no quality issues with my car. So I'm not unhappy with the service I've received but it bothers me to see the repeated stories of pretty abysmal service. More than that, it bothers and bewilders me to see people try to defend the practice and then bash people who have the gall to complain about poor service.
True, but that should be done before delivery, not after, nor should they force a customer to accept a damaged car.
I got the impression from the OP that is was not a small amount of dust, rather that it hadn't been cleaned since it left the factory.
I think people need to turn that around - maybe the fact that we keep seeing these complaints over and over again isn't about the people making the complaints but about Tesla. The question I have is why do some people feel compelled to defend Tesla in cases like this and bash the people making complaints?
Did you see the picture? I assume nothing because I was not there and didn't see the car. The tesla dsahboard can get dirty and dusty with one blow of air with dirt. that's seconds not hours or not days. Where was the spider webs? how big was it? Did you see it? Did they intentionally ignore the spider webs? Did they miss it? Does that make Tesla the worst company that does this kind of nonsense all the time?OP reported spider webs in the car... does it sound like it was cleaned that day and the dash just got dusty in the few hours between detailing and pick up to you? Who is making the assumption here?
Keith
All car dealers do that. You will learn that when you own more than one car (which is Tesla I guess). Broken door clips are not even top 1000 list of dealer screw ups.On
wait until the service center fixes the dent and return it broken door panel clips.