Personally I'm not convinced Porsche can "correct" this issue through adjustment. Got a feeling I'll just have to live with it

Imagine if all the panel gaps were like this!! The car would deconstruct on a bumpy road

Make your OPC aware and ask them to notify Porsche HQ/Factory. This is happening far too often for my liking... Don't get your hopes up about it going either

Any further development on this? I'm still waiting for a Porsche HQ/Factory response

FirstSeaLord wrote: ↑Thu Apr 18, 2024 8:35 pm I'm avoiding reading this thread as know it will make me re-look at my Macan and inevitably see uneven gaps that I then can't unsee

I give it a week.. But to be safe don't wash it yourself

There are owners on here that have had worse and it’s been corrected so it must be possible. Hope you're right, but not sure how :) And Porsche have to accept it's outside their accepted tolerance range... :roll: No Porsche will have to accept it's outside your accepted tolerance range If every pan...

Skyway wrote: ↑Thu Apr 18, 2024 7:59 pm There are owners on here that have had worse and it’s been corrected so it must be possible.

Hope you're right, but not sure how And Porsche have to accept it's outside their accepted tolerance range...

If you have read my previous posts o the subject you will realise I’m absolutely agreeing with you! 😂 My comment is more directed at the dealership that let this get sold to you - I would find that so unacceptable in such an expensive car that I would not want to drive it!! Is the world just waitin...

Think any further bonnet issue information would be more useful in a previous post:

viewtopic.php?t=14402

Jon A wrote: ↑Tue Apr 16, 2024 5:25 pm

shambolic wrote: ↑Tue Apr 16, 2024 4:10 pm Hard to see from photos but near side is really tight against light on left. On far side there’s a lot bigger gap. IMG_5871.jpegIMG_5872.jpeg

Undriveable!

Evening Jon, obviously nothing on the telly..