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How many miles and what kind of discount did you get?
41xx miles. $26000 off.
Is the car sold as CPO or Inventory? If the car is sold as an inventory car, you might be able to get that seat fixed under the new car warranty included with the vehicle. It's unacceptable for the leather to bunch of and sag like that.
Our car's Next gen seats are immaculate so this is not usual.
Have to say, that is a pretty decent discount though. Wonder if a high-end seat upholstery place can fix that for you.
I would definitely push for replacement because if the eat looks this bad now, how bad would it look after another 4,000 miles?
Is that 4,xxx miles, or 4x,xxx miles?
I'd ask for a new seat cushion or a new seat, or get an estimate for a replacement from a high-end auto interior shop.
Our seats (two 2017's MS's) look like new at 16,000 combined miles (Ultra White, no less), so I'm guessing these are the old NextGen/Recaro seats, before Tesla began making their own seats?
Scheduled to pick up next week. Delivery center refusing to address and states this is normal wear. Accept or refuse delivery? What would you do?
Looks like normal wear for leather.Scheduled to pick up next week. Delivery center refusing to address and states this is normal wear. Accept or refuse delivery? What would you do?
Hey, this looks even a bit better than on my new custom order delivery a year agoScheduled to pick up next week. Delivery center refusing to address and states this is normal wear. Accept or refuse delivery? What would you do?
So don't be surprised if the mileage does not match what was promised either.Random Delivery Specialist said:Please note that when purchasing an inventory car with XXXX+ miles and a price adjustment of $YYYYY, that the price adjustment is applied towards miles and wear and tear so there could be some cosmetic imperfections that will not be fixed
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Pre-sold inventory was supposed to be sold to the customer with the understanding that the car may have up to 2000 miles added prior to delivery, but any price adjustment would account for that added mileage
Hey, this looks even a bit better than on my new custom order delivery a year ago![]()
Yup. Though I cannot find exact pictures right now, I think I took some back then.@verygreen - are you serious?
Yup. Though I cannot find exact pictures right now, I think I took some back then.
Of course with new delivery they agreed to replace them (also back row), but here's the kicker, the replacement was even worse (according to their words, I never saw the replacement seats)! So in the end they just paid for some guy to iron out the seats to tighten them up (or some such, I am no seat reconditioning specialist).
It made it look a little bit better, but by that time I lost hope "minor issues" like that could be fixed by Tesla and was more concentrated on major ones.Did that fix the issue?