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> Look at the doors of the model three. Note that they don't line up. I'm not in the US but people in my region comment how all US vehicles have poor panel qua
by dghughes 7y ago
> Look at the doors of the model three. Note that they don't line up.
I'm not in the US but people in my region comment how all US vehicles have poor panel quality. I've spoken to paint shop employees and garage mechanics who say the panels of US cars have gaps that are embarrassingly large. In the mind of a buyer that makes you question overall quality.
And never buy a white car either they rust because the panels don't get warm enough to drive out moisture.
- fiftyfifty 7y agoIt's all relative, in the American southwest nearly every car is white, it's the only color that's livable. Moisture is the least of their concerns there.
- psadri 7y agoI had never heard this about white cars! This must apply to any car maker and maybe other light colors?
- cultofmetatron 7y agoanytime I go to a tropical country, almost all the cars are white for precisely this reason
- gbronner 7y agoI've bought two white cars from the southewest and used them in the northeast. One had body panels that were mostly plastic, and lasted 18 years. The other is five years old. Neither shows any sign of rust.