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Picking up a Grand Touring in a couple of weeks. What would you recommend looking at, inspecting, testing before taking delivery?
 
yadaBaga

Thread 'Gravity Delivery Day Checklist'

I compiled a checklist for my GGT delivery tomorrow. Thought I'd share for others to use and add to it.

Outside
  • Keyless entry/fob: make sure both cards and fob paired
  • Make sure you understand where to put the key card if Fob not working
  • Confirm Homelink module present
  • Panel/door gaps
  • Frunk open and close (multiple times)
  • Mobile charging cable in the frunk
  • Check all glass
  • Check paint
  • Trunk: open and close multiple times
  • Trunk: check inside plastic trims
Inside
  • Try wireless charger with two phones
  • Confirm both adapters...
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nelslens said:
yadaBaga

Thread 'Gravity Delivery Day Checklist'

I compiled a checklist for my GGT delivery tomorrow. Thought I'd share for others to use and add to it.

Outside
  • Keyless entry/fob: make sure both cards and fob paired
  • Make sure you understand where to put the key card if Fob not working
  • Confirm Homelink module present
  • Panel/door gaps
  • Frunk open and close (multiple times)
  • Mobile charging cable in the frunk
  • Check all glass
  • Check paint
  • Trunk: open and close multiple times
  • Trunk: check inside plastic trims
Inside
  • Try wireless charger with two phones
  • Confirm both adapters...
  • Like
  • Love
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This stuff plus make sure all the windows open and close as expected and all the door handles work
 
My biggest advice is to not accept delivery with a promise that the Service Center will fix the issue if you bring it back in a week or two unless the issue is minor and you don’t mind driving around with it for months. Most SC’s are extremely backed up right now, so if you bring your Gravity back in a week, it is liable to stay in service for a couple of weeks while you drive an Enterprise loaner car. So yes, if there is a minor issue such as a panel gap or small paint chip, then go ahead and accept and plan to get those fixed a couple months from now when something else goes wrong (as it most likely will). But if it is more serious such as glitchy key fobs, door handle issues, error messages, etc., then force them to fix before you accept and drive off, even if that means having to come back in a couple days to accept delivery.
 
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