People have scrutinized the quality and fit and finish of Tesla's vehicles for years. This is due in part to the fact that it was an emerging automaker not too long ago. Early issues were pointed out and it lit a fire among Tesla fans and skeptics.

Sure, Tesla doesn't arguably build its vehicles to the exacting specifications of German luxury models. However, over the years, it has proven that it can make obvious improvements. 

The Tesla Model 3 was the Silicon Valley electric automaker's first mass-market vehicle, so it was subject to heightened scrutiny. The eyes of almost everyone in the automotive industry eventually gazed upon the car. 

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Initially, there were certainly build quality and fitment concerns with the Model 3, though the car seemed to improve significantly over time. The Model 3 rental car in the video is an early VIN vehicle. Now, it has 60,000 miles on it. Let's take a look at precisely how it has held up.

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How Has This RENTAL Tesla Model 3 Held up After 60,000 Miles?

Plenty has been said about the build quality of Tesla cars. Specifically, when the Model 3 came out, there were some pretty serious concerns about how well these vehicles were put together. The Model 3 has been out for a few years now and some of them, including the one in the video, already have quite a few miles on them. So just how well are they holding up? On this episode, we comb over an early VIN Model 3 with 60,000 miles on it to determine just how well- built they are, or aren't.