Or because the windshield isn't actually attached to the vehicle in any permanent manner. Or the roof separates. Or there is a solid clunking at 27mph. Let's

Or because the windshield isn't actually attached to the vehicle in any permanent manner. Or the roof separates. Or there is a solid clunking at 27mph. Let's not pretend that legions of otherwise-Tesla-lovin' folks are out in the delivery yard with a pair of calipers. Oh, and about those adjustments - just go to Tesla Motor Club forums for story after story, with photo evidence, of panel alignment being _worse_ after you've waited 2 months for the service center to get you in and "fix" it.