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First, I am happy to have finally received my Bronco as I know many are still waiting. I originally reserved on July 14th, 2020 and just picked it up 2 days ago.
When I picked it up, I immediately noticed that the driver side quarter panel had an outward bend in it and the driver door gaps were way off. There are also some really bad paint smudges/chips at the front of driver door as well as a big spot of dirt under paint by the fuel door. Funny thing is, you can see the door gap/bent panel issues in my assembly line picture (the gap is obvious, the bend can be seen when you zoom in on the area). I showed the dealership who had missed all of it (it had just come in an hour or so before I arrived to get it). They said they would document it and get with Ford on how it would be handled. My concern is that they will farm it out to a body shop since this particular dealership does not have their own and I'm not sure how difficult it would be to try to match this particular paint.
Best case scenario for me would be to take it to the body shop of my choice to have all of the issues corrected and Ford cover the bill. Is that too much to ask?
Looking for honest/constructive feedback. Thanks in advance.
When I picked it up, I immediately noticed that the driver side quarter panel had an outward bend in it and the driver door gaps were way off. There are also some really bad paint smudges/chips at the front of driver door as well as a big spot of dirt under paint by the fuel door. Funny thing is, you can see the door gap/bent panel issues in my assembly line picture (the gap is obvious, the bend can be seen when you zoom in on the area). I showed the dealership who had missed all of it (it had just come in an hour or so before I arrived to get it). They said they would document it and get with Ford on how it would be handled. My concern is that they will farm it out to a body shop since this particular dealership does not have their own and I'm not sure how difficult it would be to try to match this particular paint.
Best case scenario for me would be to take it to the body shop of my choice to have all of the issues corrected and Ford cover the bill. Is that too much to ask?
Looking for honest/constructive feedback. Thanks in advance.
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