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Originally Posted by openwheelracing
I returned the first one with 100% full refund including taxes and fees. There was a scratch and some panel issues, nothing that can't be fixed. Just make sure you get a good one. Most buyers don't care because they are upgrading from 2008 Subaru Outback or 2012 Honda Civic, but I am too critical couldn't stand looking at uneven panel gaps.
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On mine, the driver's door was misaligned, I accepted the car and then brought it to the local Tesla service shop, they gave me an X to drive for a week while they took care of it. Otherwise, the body was no worse than any other car in that price range.
Whoever says the Model 3 electronics are bad is out of their mind.
BTW, this Tesla replaced a one of a kind F31 that I loved but could no longer drive after experiencing the Tesla's drivetrain and steering. Pretty much had to lie to all potential buyers (couldn't really tell them "I'm selling this amazing wagon because I f*cking hate driving it now.")