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11-24-2020, 07:51 PM | #26 | ||
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Years ago, I was in the sales manager's position. If a customer went to the point of complaining, I would have offered a solution. Would have bought a new trim piece if need be. I assume it was scratched by the dealer while prepping for delivery. Now, the trim panel gaps on the front seat back will bother day and night as long as I own the vehicle. Unfortunately, they don't have problems due to the seat adjustment. They're just poorly fitted. Again, just glad I leased and trying to overcome my OCD when it comes to my fleet. This X7 M50i is an absolute beast regardless of the initial gripes. |
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